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Op-Ed Urges Consumer, Retailers to Avoid Medal of Honor

By pete_gallagher

An opinion piece in a Fort Meyers, Florida newspaper describes the ability to take on the role of insurgents in the upcoming Electronic Arts game Medal of Honor as games reaching  an 'all-time low level.'

Taking a page (or bait?) from UK Defense Secretary Liam Fox, who urged retailers not to sell the title, the author of the News-Press editorial posed a similar challenge to readers:

…we do suggest that Americans at the very least refuse to buy 'Medal of Honor.' We suggest that retailers refuse to stock it. And we especially suggest that parents not allow their children to own or play it. Read More

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Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on September 23, 2010 (boomark / email).

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