(Posted By: Eric Rees)

I think EA owes me a little money on the side for this game.

I can't tell you how many times I went around telling people to forget about the incumbent FPS franchise Call of Duty and pushed Medal of Honor on all of them. And now that the game is out, I see why Call of Duty is the incumbent. 

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(Posted By: Eric Rees)

I can't say that I didn't see this coming but unfortunately it finally happened. EA, after months of backing their game and the use of the word "Taliban" in the multiplayer section of their upcoming game, has gone and changed one word to make the world happy. The word "Taliban" has now been replaced with "Opposing Force" in all multiplayer portions of the game. Funny thing is, that's all that's changed.

Greg Goodrich, the executive producer of the game, released a statement today that said that he has "received feedback from all over the world regarding the multiplayer portion of Medal of Honor." And while he goes on to say that most of it was positive, he still made the call to take the word "Taliban" out of the game. The question that stands now is, what does one word mean to people? Read more after the break.