In the two-player modes, gamers can go head to head, or play cooperatively, with one player as the pilot, and the other as the tail gunner. Also, it appears that EA LA is not trying to compete with Namco's Air Combat series, which is an arcade-based flying combat game. Instead, the controls are different, and the feel of the flying is altogether unique, too. For instance, players will concentrate more on escorting smaller planes, or accurately launching torpedoes at enemy battle ships than seeking solely zipping though the air chasing enemy planes. Other examples enable players to man different positions on the collection of planes, such as taking on the role of the waist gunner or the radar operator, while the AI flies the plane.
Players also have the chances to take off and land on aircraft carriers.
Just like in Medal of Honor on PlayStation, Medal of Honor Fighter Commander is planned to deliver an original score by award-winning composer Michael Giacchino, who will visit Polynesian and Aboriginal musical themes from the South Pacific. But don't get too excited about Fighter Commander just yet. We'll have more information on EA LA's in the near future. Japanese air attack Be part of massive air raids. You're looking good.