Get ready to get airborne! Medal of Honor Airborne is set to redefine the series and will change the way shooters are played. For the first time in a first person shooter, players airdrop into combat and land anywhere in an open battlefield. Conflict on the ground offers unprecedented tactical choice in vertical, open battlefields with a wealth of attack routes and flanking opportunities. Medal of Honor Airborne is the newest installment in EA's critically acclaimed Medal of Honor franchise, credited with pioneering the WWII FPS genre when it debuted in 1999. Airborne begins with one of the lesser-known campaigns of World War II. Starting with Operation Husky, the invasion of Sicily, players will strap on the boots of a paratrooper in the legendary 82nd Airborne Division and jump out of a transport plane. As outlined in GameSpot's previous coverage, each mission will begin with a harrowing parachute jump. Other missions in the game include Operation Neptune, the airborne component...
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A demonstration version of Medal of Honor: Airborne.
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umm.. outdated?
Why outdated? It doesn't work?
Ahahah a MOHA demo 3 years after the release, good :P
So what? Anybody WHO doesn't own the game, and wants to own, can download the demo and try it out.
Do you suggest torrents or something else for tests of the game? :->
Demo is demo, f_cking learn what DEMOS are for!
you're so right,it's not everybody that has the possibility to get a game or a demo when it's popular.thanks for uploading the demo.
What a bloody total waste of time and data costs to download this stupid demo that doesn't even work!!!
WHY DO YOU NOT TELL PEOPLE THE BLOODY SPECS NEEDED TO RUN A PARTICULAR GAME OR DEMO BEFORE THEY HAVE TO DOWNLOAD THE DAMNED ITEM!?!?!?!?
This demo only works on XP and Vista for Windows OS!!!
I have a Windows 7, 32 bit, all drivers up to date system and I'm able to run games that require up to 128MB graphics cards. This demo requires at least a 128MB card. So it must be that this demo is only for XP and Vista and only for the graphics cards mentioned as acceptable in the read me file.
So you need to have very specific specs, for it to work!!!!!!!!
It started installing up to the point where it shows the pop up window with the Read me file and Install option, but then clicking install just has my pc hard drive running like crazy for a few minutes, then nothing...nothing at all. Nothing installed, nothing anywhere on the pc showing any files from the demo. No error messages with an option to abort the install.
So now I'm worried that space has been taken up by the demo files but they are not visible due the install not working. Stop posting stuff for people to download if you don't have the bloody time to post info needed for the people to be able to see whether their system is able to run the game!!!!!!!!!!!
For those that do want to try this damned demo, here is the read me file's "System Requirements" info:
"REQUIRED SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS:
• OS: Windows XP (SP2), Windows Vista (32-bit; 64-bit versions of
Windows Vista are not supported)
• CPU (Single Core): Intel P4 2.8 GHz or AMD Athlon 2800+ for
Windows XP / Intel P4 3.0 GHz or AMD Athlon 3800+ for Windows
Vista
• RAM: 1 GB for Windows XP / 1 GB for Windows Vista
• Hard Drive: 9 GB or more of free space
• Note: 64 bit versions of Windows are not supported
• Video: DirectX 9.0c, NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT, ATI Radeon
X1300 Pro, or better with Shader 3.0 support for Windows XP or
Vista (Note: NVIDIA 6800XT, 6800LE, 7100GS, 7200GS, 7200LE,
7300GS, 7300GT cards not supported). NOTE: NVIDIA SLI and ATI Crossfire modes are not supported in Medal of Honor Airborne Demo.
• Sound: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card (Note: For Creative
Sound Blaster Audigy cards running under Windows Vista you should expect lower performance)"