by · March 9, 2012

The first images from the upcoming Medal of Honor Warfighter have hit the web.  Danger Close’s Greg Goodrich has been quoted by Joystiq as saying that the game is being built using DICE’s in-house Battlefield engine, Frostbite 2.0, but this time Danger Close will be developing the entire game themselves, with DIC on hand just to offer Frostbite support.  Based on how well the re-booted Medal of Honor performed, Warfighter is probably going to be GameGuide’s most anticipated FPS for 2012.

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The first images from the upcoming Medal of Honor Warfighter have hit the web.  Danger Close’s Greg Goodrich has been quoted by Joystiq as saying that the game is being built using DICE’s in-house Battlefield engine, Frostbite 2.0, but this time Danger Close will be developing the entire game themselves, with DIC on hand just to offer Frostbite support.  Based on how well the re-booted Medal of Honor performed, Warfighter is probably going to be GameGuide’s most anticipated FPS for 2012.