Susan Arendt
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EA Explains <cite>Medal of Honor</cite> Delay

Last week, we found out that the PS3 version of Medal of Honor Airborne would be coming out three months after the Xbox 360 and PC versions, but according to EA, it’s in our own best interests. Executive producer Patrick Gilmore told Next-Gen that the PS3 version was always behind the other two, and that […]

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Last week, we found out that the PS3 version of Medal of Honor Airborne would be coming out three months after the Xbox 360 and PC versions, but according to EA, it's in our own best interests.

Executive producer Patrick Gilmore told Next-Gen that the PS3 version was always behind the other two, and that the delay is simply to ensure that we end up with the best possible Airborne experience on the PS3:

We’re a platform-agnostic company, so the challenge for Medal of Honor Airborne is always fully leveraging the platform, and not doing what some of our competitors do, which is cater to the lowest common denominator.

Ba-zing! The big hang-up, it seems, is getting everything just right with the Sixaxis controller, which you'll be able to tilt to guide your parachute as you drop into enemy territory.

EA Explains Medal of Honor Airborne PS3 Delay [Next-Gen]