Oliver Mitchell

Medal of Honor Final Multiplayer Servers Shut Down

Electronic Arts have announced the shutdown of the final multiplayer servers for its long-running Medal of Honor series. The move comes after years of declining activity on the servers and marks the end of an era for fans of the classic shooter franchise.

The Medal of Honor series first debuted in 1999 and went on to become one of the most popular shooters of its time. It spawned multiple sequels and spin-offs, and its influence can still be seen in modern shooters. The series was especially beloved for its intense multiplayer action, which allowed players to engage in thrilling battles with each other.

Unfortunately, the popularity of the Medal of Honor series has waned in recent years. The declining player numbers have led to a diminished experience for those still playing, and the decision was made to close the last remaining multiplayer servers. This will be a sad day for many fans, as the Medal of Honor series was an important part of the gaming landscape for more than a decade.

Despite the closure of the multiplayer servers, the Medal of Honor series will still live on in some form. Electronic Arts have stated that it will continue to support the single-player campaigns that were released, ensuring that fans can still experience the classic games. The company has also said that it is open to revisiting the series in the future.

The closure of the final Medal of Honor multiplayer servers marks the end of an era. While it's sad to see the series go, it's comforting to know that the single-player campaigns will still be supported. Hopefully, we'll one day see a new installment in the series that recaptures the excitement of the original games.