This page is for the 2010 video game. For the first game in the franchise, see Medal of Honor (1999).
Medal of Honor is a video game developed by Danger Close (single player), DICE (mutiplayer), and published by Electronic Arts for the PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 platforms. The game's storyline is set in the year 2002 during the first stages of the ongoing War in Afghanistan, where the player is controlling various characters of the U.S. Military's special operations units, called "Tier 1 Operators". The characters included are Chief Petty Officer "Rabbit" of AFO Neptune, assigned to DEVGRU, Specialist Dante Adams, assigned to the 1 Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, "Dusty" of AFO Wolfpack, assigned to the 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta, and Captain Brad "Hawk" Hawking, an Army AH-64 Apache gunner callsign "Gunfighter 0-6", assigned to the 1st Attack Reconnaissance Battalion, 1st Aviation Regiment.
The single player part of the game correctly tracks the +1 round in the chamber and the fire-mode selector switch can be used on most of the weapons. In the multiplayer part the player's character does not chamber a new round on most of the weapons when both the magazine and chamber are empty, only simply swaps the magazines. The same "feature" can be seen in DICE's previous game; Battlefield: Bad Company 2.
The following weapons appear in the video game Medal of Honor:
The SIG-Sauer P226R is Rabbit's signature pistol. Its 9mm rounds are fed from Mec-Gar's 18-round flush fit magazines, giving it an 18+1 maximum capacity. Has unlimited ammunition.
A Glock 17 with a tan frame is Deuce's signature sidearm. 15+1 magazine capacity. While modeled after the Glock 17, the magazine capacity is that of a Glock 19, a weapon commonly carried by AFO personnel. Has unlimited ammunition.
In the single player campaign the Beretta M9 is Dante Adams' signature sidearm, where it has the correct 15+1 magazine capacity. Just like the P226R, it has unlimited ammo. The firing sound of the M9 in-game is the same as the Medal of Honor: Airborne's M1911A1.
The Beretta M9 is the standard Coalition sidearm in the multiplayer. It has the same (incorrect) 12-round magazine capacity as seen in Battlefield: Bad Company 2 and the hammer is never cocked, unlike the singleplayer.
The MP-443 "Grach" is the standard Taliban sidearm. Like the M9 in multiplayer, it has an incorrect 12-round magazine capacity as the real one is 17 bullets. Appears as the "Tariq", which is in reality, an Iraqi clone of the Beretta M951.
The MP7A1 is an unlockable weapon for Spec Ops troopers regardless of their faction. Seen with the stock extended and foregrip down, but oddly uses the pistol sights when no optic is attached. Its attachments are an EOTech or ACOG regardless of the player's faction. Available to those who have pre-ordered the game.
The G3A3 can be seen in hands of Taliban fighters in SP, while the G3A4 is an unlockable weapon in multiplayer. Since Afghanistan shares a huge territorial borderline with Pakistan, it makes perfect sense some Pakistani Army G3's to have fallen to Taliban hands.
The M16A4 is the standard weapon for Coalition Riflemen in multiplayer. It is always fitted with an M203 grenade launcher and incorrectly fires in fully automatic mode only. The M16A4 in the time of the game (2002) is inaccurate, as the M16A4 entered service in 2004.
The M4A1 Carbine is the main weapon for the Tier 1 Operators and the Army Rangers in-game. The weapons appear to be fitted with EOTech 556 Holographic sights, AN/PEQ-2 laser designators, KAC QDSS-NT4 suppressors, RIS foregrip, and SureFire Universal WeaponLight.
There are two M4 variants featured in the single-player. The first is the full-length M4A1 Carbine, seen wielded by Army Rangers and Tier 1 Operatives.
In multiplayer, the M4A1 is the standard weapon for the Coalition Special Ops class. It is fitted with a non-removable fore-grip. The carry handle can be changed to a Holographic sight or ACOG. The "stock barrel" can be fitted with either a laser sight or sound suppressor. It can also fire open-tip ammunition, which have increased range.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingA screenshot from an early version of the game where the M4A1 appeared as "M4". The developers later realized that the M4 designation refers to a 3-round burst carbine, while the M4A1 is the fully automatic variant.Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe player holds an M4A1 Carbine fitted with ACOG and suppressor.Error creating thumbnail: File missingA Veteran M4A1 with EOTech Holo-sight and LAM. The Veteran version is dirtier and more used than the standard one but has no performance differences.Error creating thumbnail: File missingReloading the Veteran M4A1 Carbine in a Sector Control match.
CQB-R / Mk. 18 Mod 0
The second of two M4 variants featured in single-player. The Mark 18 Mod 0 carbine, called "M4 CQB-R" in-game, RIS foregrip. It is only seen used by Tier 1 Operators in the first level.
The AKs in single player can be composed of parts from other AKs used by former Eastern Bloc countries, including East Germany. The hand-guard, stock, and even the magazine's material can vary from weapon to weapon.
In multiplayer the AK-47 is the standard weapon of the Taliban Riflemen. It is always fitted with a GP-25 grenade launcher. Can be customized with a red dot sight, combat scope, open-tip ammunition, suppressor and laser sight.
The compact carbine version of the AK-74 can be seen in the MP trailer with the the foregrip of an PA md. 86. Standard weapon for the Taliban Special Ops class.
The Mk. 14 EBR was first seen in the hands of a U.S. Army Ranger in the "Leave a Message" trailer, and in some single-player footage. Capable of Semi-Auto and Full Auto fire modes, with full auto being extremely effective in certain points.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingM249 SAW Paratrooper - this one features components of the Product Improvement Package (PIP), including the new telescoping stock, heat shield, and RIS handguard, and is also fitted with an ACOG scope and a 100-round woodland camo cloth ammo bag - 5.56x45mm
Singleplayer
The M249E3 Para is seen with an EOTech sight in trailers and promotional screenshots, and with the M145 MG optic and a fixed buttstock in actual gameplay.
In MP it appears as the "M249". Alternate unlockable weapon for the Coalition Rifleman class. Can be fitted with Holographic sight, ACOG, open-tip ammo and custom muzzle brake.
In multiplayer the PKM is the unlockable machine gun for the Taliban Rifleman class. Can be modified with muzzle brake, reflex scope, combat sight and open-tip ammunition.
The M60E4 is the weapon of choice for Tier 1 Operator Voodoo, who let's Rabbit use his weapon after Voodoo dislocates a shoulder from a fall, and trades the M60 for Rabbit's M4A1 to continue fighting.
The single-player 870 features a shorter barrel and shorter 5-round magazine tube (giving it 5+1 capacity), as well as an EOTech sight and a Crane M4-type stock. Rabbit seems to be adept at using this to the point he can cycle through the ammo at a decent speed despite the weapon being pump-action. When reloading from empty, Rabbit will keep the action open, feed the first round through the chamber, close the action and then feed the remaining rounds through the loading gate.
In the Multiplayer a full-sized 870 can be used, with a shell holder on the left side and an 8-round capacity. Also available are various optics, and slug ammunition. Unlike its Battlefield: Bad Company counterpart (MP component of Medal of Honor 2010 uses the same engine as said series), the 870 now feature usable iron-sights/optics, as well as a faster pump animation when firing (your character keeps the weapon level when operating the action, rather than letting the weapon recoil back and slowing things down).
The TOZ-194 is an alternate unlockable weapon for the Taliban Special Ops class. Like the 870, and unlike its Bad Company counterpart, the TOZ-194 now feature usable iron-sights/optics, as well as a faster pump animation when firing (your character keeps the weapon level when operating the action, rather than letting the weapon recoil back and slowing things down).
The Benelli M4 (Super 90) Tactical is available only in the single-player. When reloading from empty, Adams will load the first shell directly into the chamber and then release the bolt handle. The remaining rounds are then quickly loaded via the loading port. Holds 6+1 shells and appears as "M1014".
The M24 SWS is available as an unlockable bolt-action sniper rifle for Coalition snipers. It can be modified with a High-Power Scope, Rangefinder or open-tip ammunition.
The Barrett M107 is used by Deuce in both Wolfpack missions. The Barrett uses AN/PAS-13b Weapon Thermal Sight instead of a regular scope. Although the rifle's designation is never mentioned or shown, at one point the "Eliminate enemies with M82" objective appears, incorrectly identifying the weapon.
The KAC SR-25 erroneously appears as "M110" in the game, because the game takes place in 2002 and the M110 SASS was produced from 2008 onward. The SR-25 with tan paint scheme is used by both Dusty and Deuce in both Wolfpack missions.
The M203 grenade launcher is mounted on Dante Adams' M4A1 in the final level of SP, on the M16A4 in MP, and can also be seen on M4A1s in the hands of NPC Rangers at the start of both Belly of the Beast and the final SP level.
The GL-1 grenade launcher can be found on the F2000 Tactical assault rifle in the multiplayer part of the game. Like the other UBGL's, it is a non-removable attachment.
The IED is the standard special weapon for Taliban Snipers. It is made of two mortars taped together with a cellphone and is detonated via a another cellphone.
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