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Mark Barley
News Editor
October 1st, 2010

EA Removes Taliban From Medal Of Honor

EA Removes Taliban From Medal Of Honor
EA's Greg Goodrich, also the executive producer for Medal of Honor, has announced on the game's official blog that EA has removed the Taliban from Medal Of Honor's multiplayer mode.

EA recently came under heavy criticism from the US media and politicians that said the game was being insensitive towards the US military and the men and women who have given their lives while fighting in Afghanistan. The game was also "banned" from being sold on US military bases because of this reason.
“In the past few months, we have received feedback from all over the world regarding the multiplayer portion of Medal of Honor"

“We’ve received notes from gamers, active military, and friends and family of servicemen and women currently deployed overseas. The majority of this feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. For this, the Medal of Honor team is deeply appreciative.

“However, we have also received feedback from friends and families of fallen soldiers who have expressed concern over the inclusion of the Taliban in the multiplayer portion of our game. This is a very important voice to the Medal of Honor team. This is a voice that has earned the right to be listened to. It is a voice that we care deeply about. Because of this, and because the heartbeat of Medal of Honor has always resided in the reverence for American and Allied soldiers, we have decided to rename the opposing team in Medal of Honor multiplayer from Taliban to Opposing Force.

“While this change should not directly affect gamers, as it does not fundamentally alter the gameplay, we are making this change for the men and women serving in the military and for the families of those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice – this franchise will never willfully disrespect, intentionally or otherwise, your memory and service.

“To all who serve – we appreciate you, we thank you, and we do not take you for granted. And to the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines currently serving overseas, stay safe and come home soon.”
Medal of Honor releases in the US on October 12 and in the UK on October 15 for the PS3, 360, and PC.

via The Medal Of Honor Website
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