Is there any way to change the sensitivity on Medal of Honor: Frontline?



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CLONEMASTER 6.53
12-03-2015, 07:08 AM
Yeah. (Is there any way to change the sensitivity/turn speed on Medal of Honor: Frontline?)

Leon Scott Kennedy
12-04-2015, 03:48 PM
Yeah. (Is there any way to change the sensitivity/turn speed on Medal of Honor: Frontline?)
As an owner of both the original release (on PlayStation 2) and the HD Remaster on PS3, I can tell you with finality� Nope. This game never had sensitivity-related options; you’re stuck with what you get.

CLONEMASTER 6.53
12-04-2015, 07:18 PM
As an owner of both the original release (on PlayStation 2) and the HD Remaster on PS3, I can tell you with finality… Nope. This game never had sensitivity-related options; you’re stuck with what you get.
I figured, in my opinion it’s a bit slow for optimum gameplay. It could be worse, thanks anyway.

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