It's been 63 years since the largest seaborne invasion in history. IGN takes you back in Medal of Honor: Airborne.
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Bungie has released additional information on Marathon's seasonal reward passes. Curbing the typical trend where such passes are phased out as new seasons are introduced, these will stay in the game permanently for players in a model similar to Helldivers 2 and Halo: Infinite.
Is that it's okay to make war games where millions died in it, yet it's not okay to make war games about what's going now where thousands have died. Obviously no one likes war in general and that families of now would hate to see such a game to exsit but how do you think the war vets from back in the day feel?
edit - by the by sorry for going waaaaay of topic on this post