Video first -person shooter games (FPS) are a dozen. Even today, Call of Duty dominates the mainstream multiplayer games, while titles of a similar vein-à la "Apex Legends" or "Vallorant"-helping to shape the constantly evolved nature of the genre. However, the focus of the FPS genre taken for granted today were painstakingly shaped with important titles that consciously pushed the boundaries of the shooting premise. Some efforts, as well as the original "doom", are still remembered with the nostalgic respect he deserves (He even inspired an objectively terrible adaptation of the film starring Dwayne Nsonson). But others, like Steven Spielberg and the electronic arts (EA) "Medal of Honor", are unfortunately conveyed in the field of forgotten FPS games that are no longer relevant.

If you are surprised to see a direct link between Spielberg and a video game series, it's worth considering how this happened. A long story, a short, now revealed Dreamworks Interactive Studio, collaborated closely with Spielberg in 1999 to create a narrative for video games around World War II. Spielberg's "Saving Private Ryan", which was released a year before 1998He inspired the director to retire a similar concept/story of interactive video games experience. Posted by the EA and originally published for PlayStation, "Medal of Honor" not only created two sequels, gathered from Spielberg, but also inspired a dozen genres that eventually culminated in "calling for duty" in 2003. Well, a "call of duty" developed its own quires for decades, but surpassed the "call of duty" in 2003. Good, "call of duty" developed its own quilts over decades, but that was supported by the "call of duty" in 2003. Well, Call of Duty has developed its queer for decades, but that supported the "call of duty" in 2003. Well, Call of Duty has developed its own quires for decades, but it covers its existence on the "medal".

As you already know, the Academy does not give direct video game awards because there is no provision. But in 2021, a documentary titled "Collet", which was included in the Gallery of the Medal of Honor: Up and beyond, won an Oscar in the best category for short documents. What does this link mean?

Anthony Gijacino's "College" was made exclusively for the Documentary Gallery in the "Medal of Honor: Above and beyond", entry into the 2020 franchise, which is trying to recreate Spielberg's original attractiveness in 1999. Although the game itself is not remarkable, its part of the gallery has documentaries of World War II veterans that give more depth to the premise inspired by real life. Collett follows a former French resistance member, Coletta Marin-Ketrin, who makes a difficult decision to visit the Nazi Mitlbau-Dora concentration camp, where her brother was killed decades ago. It is a heart trip taken from Collet, whose strong, instinctive emotions serve as a 24-minute documentary guidance. We also find out about the years of Collet in resistance and how she worked as a nurse for allied troops after The D-day operation of June 6, 1944.

Although Collet's merits are their own, despite being related to the 2020 game, we should talk about a "Honor Medal" as a semi-forgotten CPS series. When Spielberg first used the 1999 game series, the aspects of the game and stories felt fresh, as the subgenre with themes in war was not as saturated or excessive as it is today. In the game, the players slip into the shows of Agent OSS in the middle of World War II, which should rely on secret to move through dangerous maps and sabotage Nazi military efforts. The co-op regime is also available, with Split-screen deaths, allowing two players to compete in parallel maps. Developers have introduced the current to balance the difficult topic of the game, allowing players to unlock secret characters like William Shakespeare or ... Random dinosaur for the goals of the game.

This can Be the nostalgia that speaks, but the first trilogy "Medal of Honor" really feels more kinematic than other fps titles of the time, which, of course, can be attributed to Spielberg's dynamic involvement. The franchise failed to regain its former glory at the moment, for a multitude of reasons, but we will always have initial games that are worth revising time and again.