New areas of the Archive unlock after every mission. New signage in the OSS Room points you to the OSS Archives.WMR Headsets (including the HP Reverb G2) now officially supported.Previously it was only accessible through the main menu. After finishing the last mission of the campaign, the final "Coda" narrative scene now plays automatically.
Note: seated Crouch functionality is only used in single-player, not multiplayer.When enabled, the existing Sprint thumbstick / trackpad button activates Crouch.To enable, choose the “Accessibility” section in the Options menu, and set “Seated Mode Crouch” to “Hold” or “Click.".Players with seated mode enabled now have an additional option to activate Crouch.Note: you can't skip any scene where you interact with an NPC, e.g.Hold down both controller triggers to skip.Most of the campaign’s in-game cinematic story sequences are now skippable.New “Skip Narrative” Feature During Story Sequences
MEDAL OF HONOR VR STEAM UPDATE
This is the fourth update to Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond. Colette received a festival and theatrical release ahead of the launch of Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond, winning numerous awards, including Oscar®-qualifying wins at Big Sky Documentary Film Festival and St. Colette had refused to step foot in the country since the conclusion of World War II, but that changed when a young history student named Lucie entered her life and encouraged her to visit the concentration camp where the Nazis killed her brother. The documentary short follows Colette Marin-Catherine, one of the last living members of the French Resistance, as she returns to Germany for the first time in 74 years. “As we continue to take steps towards further legitimizing the creativity and passion of those in the games industry, we hope this is the first of many Oscars® for video game companies who have shown time and time again how powerful and impactful storytelling through this interactive medium can be.” “We could not be more proud of Anthony Giacchino and the team's work in bringing Colette’s story to life as part of Medal of Honor, a video game franchise rooted in history and the retelling of veterans’ stories to generations for years to come,” said Peter Hirschmann, Creative Director at Respawn Entertainment. Colette follows the emotional journey of a 90-year old former French Resistance fighter who travels to Germany for the first time after World War II, and with the importance of wanting this story to be seen, the documentary was also made available to stream through The Guardian late last year.
Marking the first time a video game company has been nominated and awarded an Oscar®, Colette is directed by Anthony Giacchino and was originally featured in Medal of Honor(™): Above and Beyond, an immersive VR experience that puts players in the boots of a soldier during World War II. In a momentous occasion for the video game and interactive entertainment industry, Colette, a documentary produced by Respawn Entertainment, a studio of Electronic Arts, and Oculus Studios has won an Oscar® for Best Documentary Short at the 93rd Academy Awards®.
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