A new video game that gives players a view through the eyes of the Taliban is sparking a war of words on the home front. Set in modern-day Afghanistan, the latest offering from Electronic Arts&#821… ...

"The game takes place in Afghanistan. It's pretty clear who is fighting who," he said. Medal of Honor is set for release Oct. 12.

After a huge outcry, the company Electronic Arts has decided to drop a feature from its new "Medal of Honor" video game that would have allowed players to assume the role of Taliban fighters ...

Medal of Honor has been around since 1999, and there have been many great games released in this series over the years.

The game is called Medal of Honor. It's set in the current war in Afghanistan, and it was going to offer people the option of playing as the Taliban, but there were calls for bans and boycotts.

The punishment of Navy SEALs who worked on the video game "Medal of Honor: Warfighter" is the latest in a series of misfires for the interactive medium's popular military shooter genre, which ...

EA's upcoming first-person shooter is set in contemporary Afghanistan where you can play as the U.S. or Taliban, and media outlets are trotting out the usual non-gaming suspects to criticize and ...

Electronic Arts, facing criticism from some in the U.S. military, Friday morning said it will eliminate the ability for players of its upcoming Medal of Honor video game to assume the role of the ...

The ability to play as the Taliban forces in Medal of Honor could have been a defining moment in the history of video games. Sadly, it won't be.

Plans to let players control Taliban fighters in the highly anticipated "Medal of Honor" video game have been scrapped amid harsh criticism from military officials and others.

Military leaders concerned over game's choice to assume role of Taliban fighter. Sept. 3, 2010— -- Many service members looking forward to the October release of the new "Medal of Honor ...

This fall, one of the biggest war video game franchises will be set in a current war, the conflict in Afghanistan. Why? Not politics, a developer told Kotaku. Not current events.