same Guide__ Adding Ease AndAction To Video Games (NAPSA)—Whether you’re a casual fan or a hard-core gamer, playing video games should be fun and accessible. That’s the idea behind “Medal of Honor Heroes 2,” the latest entry in Electronic Arts’ venerable shooter franchise, which provides pick-up-and-play fun for the most casual gamers, yet still delivers plenty of action, challenges and excitement for the hard cores. Catering To Casual Gamers Capitalizing on the diverse Wii audience, the game features a new arcade modethat simplifies gameplay for all skill levels. The mode plays like an old-school rail shooter—the Wii moves you around while you do your part, taking enemies out and achieving objectives. The fun is further enhanced by the game’s support for the Wii Zapper, a new Nintendo peri- pheral reminiscentof arcadelightgunsofthe past. For The Hard Core Hard-core fans will be delighted to hear that the gameis thefirst to feature 32-player online multiplayer action on the Wii. Once online, gamers can play against anybody in a variety of modes and track their stats against the competition. Players can also choose to tackle all-new missions in a traditional single-player campaign designed from the ground up for the Wii; one that features a vari- ety of innovative controls and gestures. New games deliver realistic action but are easy for players of all skill levels to pick up andplay. Game On The Go The game delivers a portable but comprehensive shooter experience on PSP. Players can bring the action on the go and battle it out in 32-player multiplayer modes online or choose to engage enemies in full single-player campaign. The Wrapper Players step into the boots of Office of Strategic Services (OSS) Operative John Berg andinfiltrate Normandy from behind enemy lines to undermine the Nazi regime. Tactics of combat, infiltration, reconnaissance and sabotage carry out the covert operations that will help defeat the Nazi war machine onceandforall. Completing the package is a musical score from Michael Giacchino, whose award-winning work has been featured in “The Incredibles,” “Lost,” “Ratatouille” and manyothers. For more information, visit www.mohheroes2.ea.com.
