"From the opening real-time sequence, it's clear that Medal of Honor Vanguard employs a much more advanced 3D engine than Call of Duty 3 for Wii, which produced a decidedly washed out, drab look. In contrast, Vanguard boasts deep colors, advanced lighting effects (in darkened hallways, allied soldiers are illuminated with each bang of your gun and it looks amazing) and crisper textures, and in addition it's able to display action sequences with much more going on. This becomes evident from the very first drop into Holland, where players can see groups of other paratroopers floating downward as planes dogfight nearby. It looks very good -- a cut above most GameCube titles, which shouldn't be surprising since Wii is roughly twice as powerful. The game also runs in 480p and 16:9 on Nintendo's console and, according to EA, the Wii build sports improved graphics over its PlayStation 2 counterpart on top of enhanced controls."
http://wii.ign.com/articles/766/766566p1.html
Also, IGN said that the game will support 4 player split-screen multiplayer. There will be a capture the flag, deathmatch, and 2 other multiplayer modes. A feature for the controls they added was the ability to just turn around by flicking the wiimote to the left (ala Resident Evil 4). It makes sense because they said the turning speed was slower than CoD3 (but faster than Red Steel). Also, throwing grenades was funner than CoD3.
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