Last week I decided to open a bottle of wine, dust off my copy of Modern Warfare 2 and hop online for some (intoxicated) Team Deathmatch action with five of my buddies. The highlight of the evening was undoubtedly my last match. I scored a game-winning triple kill on Estate by launching a carefully-aimed rifle grenade from my Scar-H across the map, between some trees and through the main entrance to the cabin obliterating three unsuspecting campers - much to the amusement of my rowdy clan, might I add.

Forget modesty; it was a magnificent shot, and it got me thinking "I really wish I could’ve caught that on camera"...

Earlier this month we asked “Is Modern Warfare 2’s multiplayer getting a ‘no Killstreaks’ playlist?” after stumbling over a suggestive Tweet posted by Robert Bowling, Infinity Ward’s Community Manager. Well, we now have an answer to that question: a most definite yes.

Consider this article’s headline for a moment; if a developer could combine the cinematic excellence and detailed visuals of Infinity Ward’s Modern Warfare 2 with the strategic, intelligent and hugely destructive gameplay intrinsic to EA’s Battlefield: Bad Company 2, we would see the birth of the greatest FPS to date, right?

October 15th 2010 is the due date. Medal of Honor is that baby.

Do you love Modern Warfare 2's multiplayer element but get tired of being trashed by Pave Lows, Chopper Gunners and AC130s? Want to play a game type that coaxes the campers out of their tents? Or do you simply crave a greater challenge? If you said "yes" to any of these questions, you might be interested in the latest word from Infinity Ward.