That's fun. But you don't laugh so much when they catch the grenade you threw them MID AIR and threw it back at you, though, do you? Or when they absord full magazines before they die. Damned nutsies.
Everything about this game is excellent: The stock footage, the soundtrack, the gameplay, the concept arts. This game is fantastic and will always be one of my all time favorites.
Word. Over 15 years later and it still holds up. I can't say the same for the MOH games that followed. The games that came before it still have their charm I think, but not like Frontline. Frontline was damn near perfect. Even with it's shit ton of bugs and clipping issues.
Back when games had actual good story lines and not just futuristic bull shit, I remember staying home from school and playing this, man do I miss those days.
Joseph Labrentz correction anything about world war 2 is always gonna be good since it happened in real life lol. Or should I say it was an easy game lol you kids wouldnt like mw2 if it was an extremely hard game like Infinite Warfare lol
First shooter i was really able to have to myself after my big brother left the house. This game always had a nice feeling to it. Great music. Your team mates and enemy soldiers seemed more animated and acted more like people than faceless robots. I used to pay attention to the small things like the variation between uniforms and how many different faces there were instead of every enemy and teammate looking the same. The graphics are pretty good for the time as well. I used to really stress realism as a kid and knew it wasn't realistic how you faced hundreds of soldiers alone in most levels, but that didn't bother me in this game. The game still felt right. Almost like a movie with the great soundtrack. This game defined my childhood and and was a major player in the spurring of my interest in WW2.
In fact the early MOH games for PS1 were made by Dreamworks studios. This one wasn’t, but I do think it kept the same cinematic vibe as its predecessors, so did Rising Sun. I love games that feel like movies. You rarely see that kind of attention to detail anymore
@ChillLetsPlays I never played that one. I never even played Allied Assault, which many seem to consider the gold standard. I was born in 97 so I was pretty young when those came out. My brother used to mock me for liking Frontline, because he felt as if things in that game were already repeats from previous Medal of Honor games. I’ve since watched review videos about those Medal of Honor games and see what he means, and it’s kinda sad that the series was already reusing ideas it had just used, guess that’s why some of the crew dipped out and creates the first Call of Duty🤷♂️. The ones I played as a kid were, Frontline, European Assault, and Airborne. Looking back I can see how flawed and glitchy some of those games are, hell, I even noticed it as a kid. I was just awestruck as a kid by the fact I was able to jump from a plane and land wherever I wanted. I liked how the graphics looked as well, but was never happy about there only being 6 missions. Another thing I noticed about the games, (I don’t know if it’s true for all of the series), but there seemed to be this thing where if the enemy soldiers were shooting at you, but the barrel of their gun was pointed in a position to where they’d be missing, the game would cheat for them and you’d be getting hit by their shots firing almost at a 90 degree angle or coming completely out the side of the barrel. I also noticed in Airborne, how If you saw enemy soldiers in the distance, whether they were in combat or at ease, if you zoomed in on them with a scoped weapon, they’d automatically turn to where you were and knew your exact position, even if you were in a church tower across the map.
Same, I actually managed to save him once, by throwing all my grenades before the Germans got him. He still stays stuck up there but I was really quite proud of myself 😅
This was by far the best game ever made, the music, the sound effects, the levels. I spent so many hours playing this whether it was splitscreen or singleplayer ugh makes me so sad that MOH is dead
Allied Assault was better. I remeber playing frontline as a compromise for not having a good enough PC for Allied Assault :P But Frontline will also forever be the second best medal of honor
I think they should do a remake where they add a good reason for Jimmy to not kill Sturmgeist in the train level. Maybe Sturmgeist wounds Jimmy and he drops his weapon before he can open fire. It should also make your allies more useful. That’s one of the biggest flaws of old AI in all first person shooters, useless allies. Especially in the Arnhem Knights mission, it would be nice to have some good allied support. And finally, please make Gerrit land on the hay Ike he’s supposed to. I’m pretty sure he would break both his legs, if not be totally incapacitated and / or killed, from that fall. And show a cutscene of Jimmy pushing Gerrit over the railing, just for the laughs.
some WWII tanks were actually somewhat vulnerable to machine-gun fire (like their passengers getting hit through the armor by any bullets getting through. Blowing up though, I agree that should only really happen, when hit by an explosive, a mortar, or another tank shell.) hence they needed to keep their distance and fire shells at MG nests. In WWI it was even worse, as any rifle round, could rip through their armor, and kill the passengers.
Boi I’ve seen the movie and I’m not dumb. The P-51 Mustang flying over and bombed the Tiger. Tankbusters or not it’ll be armed with dumbfire rockets. In the game you literally CAN shoot a tank with bullets. Guns and Nades could destroy that thing but not in real life of course.
Indeed! I remember it looking so much better than it really is. When I played it, it looked like such a rich and detailed game world to explore. Seeing it today after all those years, it seems like such a barren and empty world.
MetalMilitiaMan87 ww2 ramirez, Ramirez get me a whisky and some broads from Burger Town! Patterson Kill a whole army nazi's and bring me some German Pommes with Currywurst.
I have this game to thank for my fascination with World War II. I was like 12 or 13 when I played Frontline, and before long I was obsessively reading books and watching movies like Saving Private Ryan, The Thin Red Line and The Longest Day. I read that a big part of the reason Steven Spielberg wanted to start the series in the first place was to introduce a younger generation to WWII and genuinely teach them about it in an entertaining but informative and respectful way, and it's pretty safe to say that he succeeded with flying colors. I know Call of Duty basically took Medal of Honor's crown and ran with it, but the series really deserves a comeback. I think delivering lengthier, less on-rails campaigns than CoD with a greater focus on historical accuracy could help it stand out (I liked CoD: WWII's campaign, but it fumbled in the historical accuracy department in a few places and definitely got way too Hollywood at points *coughcough30secondtraincrashcoughcough*). Basically, make war first-person shooters for those of us who still love a good, meaty single player campaign.
Jesus the AI in this game was unprecedented for its time, just look at 1:14:40 where the player throws a grenade at the guys around the campfire, one of the soldiers manages to catch it mid air and tosses it back at the player. How they react to things like grenades (kick em back, run away, pick up throw em back, even throwing themselves on the grenades to save their comrades) and how they react and use their surroundings is something we rarely see today. How they fight and move animation wise is also very impressive, Crouching down or going prone to get a better aim, rolling in prone to get a better position or avoid fire, sidestepping, swapping between hipfire and aimed fire. The dying animations and the way they react in pain from getting shot is also something to behold, often completely neglected in modern games or just replaced with ragdoll. Nowadays Ai will either just rush you mindlessly or sit behind something peeking out every once in a while.
I don’t know if it’s just me but it seems like as the graphics + online capabilities of games improved, the attention put into the single player campaign declined. Back then, they had to create an immersive game to make up for the graphics and to keep the player engaged. Now you can just play team deathmatch or whatnot. I miss games with immersive details like this.
I definitely enjoyed that aspect. I miss that stuff. This wasn't some movie theater, action movie, type game. It had a good immersion to it for the AI alone, among other things of course.
The MoH Frotnline AI reminds me a little of the original Halo: CE AI. I remember people really praising the Halo AI for its ability to have elites dodge fire and charge the player when they decide its appropriate. I could not help but notice that the Frontline AI (I just got done playing some of the missions in PCSX2 before writing this) has a lot in common with the Halo AI. This game's AI is definitely not perfect, but I think that adds to its charm and dates the game in just the right way.
@@mikehamilton646 well they could get jobs but not like now which they really only could be military nurses, nurses or secretaries but only time for them to been in a man's career there would need to been a war but not really this of being in the war as an rifleman or so
I remember playing this with my dad when I was a kid until he developed arthritis and couldn’t play video games with me, it holds a fond place in my heart as some of the best moments we spent together.
This is the most nostalgic game that i have ever played. The soundtrack with the in game ambiance is just, speechless... I really hope that they make some MOH's remasters. Patterson must come back !
pissed myself laughing when he ran right up to an enemy with the springfield, fired and somehow managed to get the guy behind the guy he was going for xd
Man loved that Normandy mission. It felt like i was playing saving private Ryan the game. Trying to keep the 82nd airborne guy alive in rough landing as well. Was sad when he died.
Reason why the Normandy missions feel like Saving private Ryan and Band Of Brothers (Netherlands missions) is because Steven Spielberg helped with these early games.
This game didn’t control all that well, and I had a hard time playing it when I was a kid, but this game taught me more about world war 2 than school did. Frontline, rising sun, and vanguard were the medal of honors I’ve played and all 3 were awesome.
I played the hell out of this game! I've even found hidden things that a guide didn't mention such as the Thomson SMG on the first mission on Omaha! I even had the MoH medal!!! I luuuuv it!!
The last "stealth and and spying" MOH game, It started well with D-Day, and went full stealth and spy classic like MoH ps1 and it mixed both Open Warfare Gameplay and STEALTH like the older games
I salute you the teams of all the Medal of Honor games I grew up playing those games which obviously paved the way for Call of dookie and so on and so forth well-made documentary the narrator was awesome hope to see many more like this one.........OVER AND OUT!!!!!!👍👍👍
These Germans definitely more useless than the ones I fought. Half my landing craft was dead by the time the ramp hit the water. Took me almost 10 tries to get to the sea wall. Love this game. Just gave me some tiny idea of what terror this would have been like landing in 44 for real. Respect.
Well most beaches where not that "bad" They landed in the wrong section on Omaha and the naval guns/bombers missed thier targets there so most positions where still fully intact. And Pointe du Hoq xas deadly because of the cliff they had to climb (Germans having very high ground, throwing nades and rocks down below on the tiny beach there no shelter pretty much etc...
The opening scene on D-Day when your boat is destroyed and you’re seeing your brothers get picked off under the water.. I’d never seen anything so realistic in a game before. This game is everything from my childhood
Frontline and Rising Sun are still the standard for me when it comes to cinematics. In third I would put Call Of Duty WWII, I actually think that game did some of the things that Medal Of Honor used to do amazingly, like undercover missions. I wish they would remaster these old games so we could see them in the full glory of today’s graphical advances
I played through that level three fucking times before I found out you had to do that. Swear to God, toward the end I wanted to bayonet that mincing Dutchmen..
In my eyes STILL one of THE best games ever made and I remember thinking (when I first played this for the first time) "it would awesome to go to Normandy one day"....and several years later i did and to've stood on Omaha beach was something that il never forget
This game was awesome when I was little, it took me 10 times as long to play though because I would get lost or forget the objective and I died a lot more often. This was a great game its a shame that they wont make any more MOH :(
Congratulations on 1 000 000 subscribers btw, dont mind me just reviving my childhood and Remembering how i played with the ps2 controller upside down, scared of the dark levels and asking my dad or cousin to do it to me, getting on the momentum and actually roleplaying, following soldiers, taking cover and all, this is a game that rly should be remastered, same as rising sun
One of the greatest games ever produced, one of the greatest stories ever, and timeless musical scores. This was one of my favorite games of all time. And one of the few games that made me proud to be American.
Biggest memory for me was the ending of the mission where you make the two German soldiers get into a fistfight in the bar. My dad and I would always die laughing seeing them slug it out.
There was nothing like raging this game on a surround system lol. So authentic and absorbing, you actually felt like you were there on some of those levels and the music was incredible. Some of the glitches were hilarious, like that one German in the train yard level who would sometimes fall and get stuck in mid air flailing his arms and legs lol.
Probably the best Medal of Honor game made. Underground was pretty dope too. But Frontline was real quality. Lots of bugs and clipping issues, but nevertheless an excellent game. Fantastic level design. Challenging, well paced gameplay. Excellent sound and score. Immersive texture mapping. Beautiful modeling. Great enemy AI and death/hit animations. Atmospheric lighting. The development team probably never got the praise they deserved. They nailed it in terms of game design. I can't say the same for the MOH games that followed. Rising sun had some moments, but was just sub-par. Very corny at parts. European assault was something entirely different. I never finished that game. Only rented it once. It just didn't play or feel like MOH with the squad and rally system. I stopped playing MOH after that. I wish EA would revisit this series. I'd love to see a complete frontline remake on the unreal engine and with more polished higher quality modern mechanics. Give us more guns and the option of equipping our player with what we want before the level starts. Regenerating health, or a health pack system similar to bio shock or pubg. ADS, and corner leaning, although that seems like it was added to the HD reissue. Change up how loading/reloading works. When a player reloads, they sacrifice ammo remaining in the mag. Hide the bullet count in the mag too. And limit the player to something like 5 mags a gun. I suppose COD WWII will be something to look forward to.
This was a great game. So many triggers of nostalgia. Those French horns lol. Back when gaming was still simple. No installing, updates, dlc or micro transactions.
I miss this game, I had a game cube. still excellent, makes me being in the shoes of a soldier😯. puts me in the mindset of what our boys and girls today of what they're going through.
I wanna buy a full medal of honor collection somewhere just to relive the series again I cant beleive I actually sold old my old games because I never thought I would want to play them again
You know this game is top notch they sparred no expense when making it this is one of the most expensive video games ever made. The soundtrack was actually made by hundreds of people singing in a orchestra they even had Steven Spielberg your not gonna find anything like this I think they spent so much money on this cause at the time 2002 ww2 veterans were dieing off fast
Im so impressed with the mechanics in this game its really incredible seeing an npc catch a grenade and throw it back or lay down and roll to avoid your fire. And the drama the incredible sound track adds is close to on par with the first halos sound track in my opinion. Oh the good old days.
No cursors or markers telling you where to go. The closest you had was NPCs yelling or waving at you, and even so, it was up to you to interpret their meaning. Wish newer games would at least give the option of turning waypoints off or default hard mode everything is off. You only get waypoints in "I'm too you to die" mode.
This game and Halo were probably the biggest game influences on my childhood...man I still remember these sounds and some of the missions, such an awesome game. I may have to go back and play this through again
"Your enemy is well trained, well equipped and battle hardened" *Finds 2 germans sitting next to an explosive barrel smoking. Player peeks into gap between crates and shoots the barrel*
“This door will not open” “EINDRINGLING!!!” “The bread is delicious” “Don’t just stand there, kill him!” “Sturmgeist is eliminated” “You stole the HO-IX” Quotes from childhood.
2:15:32 Details like this in a WWII game was really neat. When I was a kid, it was sort of hard to imagine your own neighbourhood become a war zone. I played this when I was around years old and I feel this whole mission does a really good job on sending a message of this could be anyone's backyard in a war during circumstances.
The D day landing mission blew everyone away at the time. Especially compared to other games of the time. I don't any other game came close to giving us the chance to experience the D day landings.
Ностальгия, аж до слёз. Эта последняя часть серии консольной MoH которую с удовольствием прошёл в своё время. Оркестровая музыка, оформление, геймплей в своё время были очень хороши! Спасибо разработчикам за игру. MoH, мы будем тебя помнить Отдельное Спасибо автору канала за прохождение :)
After the movie Saving Private Ryan you can tell the game devs were inspired by the beach landing scene. Aside from MOH Underground, Frontline is my favorite of the series.This game was awesome.
I played this game so much in the past when Gamecube was still a thing. Thanks for uploading this, it brings the memories of past times back to life. The music, the sounds, the alarms, the gunfire, so much nostalgia. Oh, but I went for a lot more headshots than you did. But that headshot at 1:31:14 nice shot.
Most underrated first person shooting game. I Renner playing this game on my original Xbox. I still have the game and the Xbox. Way better than infinite warfare. I swear they need to make a remake!!!!
"Your enemy is well trained , well equiped , and battle hardened."
*KICKS GRENADE INTO THE WALL AND KILLS HIMSELF*
GABE DA DAWG GOD and hops on 1 foot when shot in the leg.
WHITE lol
That's fun. But you don't laugh so much when they catch the grenade you threw them MID AIR and threw it back at you, though, do you? Or when they absord full magazines before they die. Damned nutsies.
EZIO AUDITORE bahahahahahahahahahhga
I hated when you shot those dudes and it looked like you killed them but in fact they just fall to their knees and get up and shoot u in the back lmao
Everything about this game is excellent: The stock footage, the soundtrack, the gameplay, the concept arts. This game is fantastic and will always be one of my all time favorites.
with you on that one bro, they need to remaster it and all of the franchise that followed.
They definitely do! These games defined the WWII genre of games back in the day
Word. Over 15 years later and it still holds up. I can't say the same for the MOH games that followed. The games that came before it still have their charm I think, but not like Frontline. Frontline was damn near perfect. Even with it's shit ton of bugs and clipping issues.
Blitzfire87 me to man love it
Medal of honour pacific assault and moh European assault were my favourites
R.I.P Medal of Honor series you will be miss we had good time :(
I'm thinking about hooking up the old PS2 and replaying this.
There coming back. Just in VR
@@dustyomeara5070 The HD Version of Frontline was included in Medal of Honor 2013 on PS3
@@placebo3618 Yes, i was excited hearing MOH returns but VR only sucks. I hope they will overthink their strategy
Good games never die
That intro with the bullets hitting the logo used to scare the shit out of me when I had the volume all the way up
Same here, and i would often forget about it XD
Back when games had actual good story lines and not just futuristic bull shit, I remember staying home from school and playing this, man do I miss those days.
Joseph Labrentz correction anything about world war 2 is always gonna be good since it happened in real life lol.
Or should I say it was an easy game lol you kids wouldnt like mw2 if it was an extremely hard game like Infinite Warfare lol
Cod 2 at Omaha beach was fantastic. Brother In Arms was the best though
One word for you, halo.
You can still play old games... I still do
@@bowens9211 modern warfare is gay asf Including iw, bo3, bo4 all them futuristic/ modern shit games
First shooter i was really able to have to myself after my big brother left the house. This game always had a nice feeling to it. Great music. Your team mates and enemy soldiers seemed more animated and acted more like people than faceless robots. I used to pay attention to the small things like the variation between uniforms and how many different faces there were instead of every enemy and teammate looking the same. The graphics are pretty good for the time as well. I used to really stress realism as a kid and knew it wasn't realistic how you faced hundreds of soldiers alone in most levels, but that didn't bother me in this game. The game still felt right. Almost like a movie with the great soundtrack. This game defined my childhood and and was a major player in the spurring of my interest in WW2.
Agreed.
True That!
In fact the early MOH games for PS1 were made by Dreamworks studios. This one wasn’t, but I do think it kept the same cinematic vibe as its predecessors, so did Rising Sun. I love games that feel like movies. You rarely see that kind of attention to detail anymore
The last of us is like a movie when you pause it the screen will say continue movie
@ChillLetsPlays I never played that one. I never even played Allied Assault, which many seem to consider the gold standard. I was born in 97 so I was pretty young when those came out. My brother used to mock me for liking Frontline, because he felt as if things in that game were already repeats from previous Medal of Honor games. I’ve since watched review videos about those Medal of Honor games and see what he means, and it’s kinda sad that the series was already reusing ideas it had just used, guess that’s why some of the crew dipped out and creates the first Call of Duty🤷♂️. The ones I played as a kid were, Frontline, European Assault, and Airborne. Looking back I can see how flawed and glitchy some of those games are, hell, I even noticed it as a kid. I was just awestruck as a kid by the fact I was able to jump from a plane and land wherever I wanted. I liked how the graphics looked as well, but was never happy about there only being 6 missions. Another thing I noticed about the games, (I don’t know if it’s true for all of the series), but there seemed to be this thing where if the enemy soldiers were shooting at you, but the barrel of their gun was pointed in a position to where they’d be missing, the game would cheat for them and you’d be getting hit by their shots firing almost at a 90 degree angle or coming completely out the side of the barrel. I also noticed in Airborne, how If you saw enemy soldiers in the distance, whether they were in combat or at ease, if you zoomed in on them with a scoped weapon, they’d automatically turn to where you were and knew your exact position, even if you were in a church tower across the map.
1:08:50 I remember always being sad and annoyed that I couldn't save that guy in the windmill
Same, I actually managed to save him once, by throwing all my grenades before the Germans got him. He still stays stuck up there but I was really quite proud of myself 😅
Lol same here dude. My favorite level by far
100%
So many memories. Epic game and epic music
Kartofel Blumstein memories how hard this game was.(9yrs old) when we have this
Kartofel Blumstein memories when we finished it together with friends, and versus mode.
First game I ever bought for my ps2.... it is a godly game!
Reminds me of the music in Skyrim
Mr Robot I still have the game, first got it in 2012 where my dad found an Xbox original with many video games, this is one of the video games
This was by far the best game ever made, the music, the sound effects, the levels. I spent so many hours playing this whether it was splitscreen or singleplayer ugh makes me so sad that MOH is dead
I always thought MOH was a better game series than COD.
@@johnnykopp7304 Wayyyy better ive enjoyed every MOH up to Airborne
wait its dead since when
Allied Assault was better. I remeber playing frontline as a compromise for not having a good enough PC for Allied Assault :P But Frontline will also forever be the second best medal of honor
@@stuartburke6374 thats a fair point, I grew up with consoles so thats why I put this as my top but I did enjoy AA
They should make a remake of this game. Like fucking seriously.
Simone Mangiarotti They did it alreadt
@@alejandrovargasgigachad2402 no
@@thepeskyone PS3 little sort of remake, only iron sight aim yess I know we want new gen graphics and engine
@@alejandrovargasgigachad2402 o yeah I forgot lol but no not rlly
I think they should do a remake where they add a good reason for Jimmy to not kill Sturmgeist in the train level. Maybe Sturmgeist wounds Jimmy and he drops his weapon before he can open fire.
It should also make your allies more useful. That’s one of the biggest flaws of old AI in all first person shooters, useless allies. Especially in the Arnhem Knights mission, it would be nice to have some good allied support.
And finally, please make Gerrit land on the hay Ike he’s supposed to. I’m pretty sure he would break both his legs, if not be totally incapacitated and / or killed, from that fall. And show a cutscene of Jimmy pushing Gerrit over the railing, just for the laughs.
This game did so many things right, but allowing you to destroy a tank by firing a machine gun at it was not one of them.
some WWII tanks were actually somewhat vulnerable to machine-gun fire (like their passengers getting hit through the armor by any bullets getting through. Blowing up though, I agree that should only really happen, when hit by an explosive, a mortar, or another tank shell.) hence they needed to keep their distance and fire shells at MG nests. In WWI it was even worse, as any rifle round, could rip through their armor, and kill the passengers.
Hey it’s realistic when Steven Spielberg shot a Tiger Tank with a Cold M1911 in the movie Saving Private Ryan kek kek
@@zakkyun think the tankbuster was meant to havw coincided with him shooting the tank
Boi I’ve seen the movie and I’m not dumb. The P-51 Mustang flying over and bombed the Tiger. Tankbusters or not it’ll be armed with dumbfire rockets. In the game you literally CAN shoot a tank with bullets. Guns and Nades could destroy that thing but not in real life of course.
@@zakkyun that's because it's a game and generally aimed at children, MOH is not meant to be a combat simulation.
"its not gonnna get any better then this!"
-All of us when we bought this game and believed this was the best graphics ever
Indeed! I remember it looking so much better than it really is. When I played it, it looked like such a rich and detailed game world to explore. Seeing it today after all those years, it seems like such a barren and empty world.
1:08:25 *That mission ,That soundtrack* ❤
I missed my childhood 😢
I knowww, memory lane like a mug
Patterson is the original Ramirez
MetalMilitiaMan87 ww2 ramirez, Ramirez get me a whisky and some broads from Burger Town! Patterson Kill a whole army nazi's and bring me some German Pommes with Currywurst.
Patterson, invade Germany and steal the secret airplane, there is some pistol ammo by that tank, go get em. I'll stay here and watch.
Patterson , liberate Europe !
Patterson, go to the German's secret V2 rocket site and blow everything up!
I have this game to thank for my fascination with World War II. I was like 12 or 13 when I played Frontline, and before long I was obsessively reading books and watching movies like Saving Private Ryan, The Thin Red Line and The Longest Day. I read that a big part of the reason Steven Spielberg wanted to start the series in the first place was to introduce a younger generation to WWII and genuinely teach them about it in an entertaining but informative and respectful way, and it's pretty safe to say that he succeeded with flying colors.
I know Call of Duty basically took Medal of Honor's crown and ran with it, but the series really deserves a comeback. I think delivering lengthier, less on-rails campaigns than CoD with a greater focus on historical accuracy could help it stand out (I liked CoD: WWII's campaign, but it fumbled in the historical accuracy department in a few places and definitely got way too Hollywood at points *coughcough30secondtraincrashcoughcough*).
Basically, make war first-person shooters for those of us who still love a good, meaty single player campaign.
Jesus the AI in this game was unprecedented for its time, just look at 1:14:40 where the player throws a grenade at the guys around the campfire, one of the soldiers manages to catch it mid air and tosses it back at the player. How they react to things like grenades (kick em back, run away, pick up throw em back, even throwing themselves on the grenades to save their comrades) and how they react and use their surroundings is something we rarely see today.
How they fight and move animation wise is also very impressive, Crouching down or going prone to get a better aim, rolling in prone to get a better position or avoid fire, sidestepping, swapping between hipfire and aimed fire.
The dying animations and the way they react in pain from getting shot is also something to behold, often completely neglected in modern games or just replaced with ragdoll.
Nowadays Ai will either just rush you mindlessly or sit behind something peeking out every once in a while.
Leafleap
For sure.
The developers were meticulous in their design choices.
I don’t know if it’s just me but it seems like as the graphics + online capabilities of games improved, the attention put into the single player campaign declined. Back then, they had to create an immersive game to make up for the graphics and to keep the player engaged. Now you can just play team deathmatch or whatnot. I miss games with immersive details like this.
I definitely enjoyed that aspect. I miss that stuff. This wasn't some movie theater, action movie, type game. It had a good immersion to it for the AI alone, among other things of course.
@@tommyl.dayandtherunaways820 agreed
The MoH Frotnline AI reminds me a little of the original Halo: CE AI. I remember people really praising the Halo AI for its ability to have elites dodge fire and charge the player when they decide its appropriate. I could not help but notice that the Frontline AI (I just got done playing some of the missions in PCSX2 before writing this) has a lot in common with the Halo AI.
This game's AI is definitely not perfect, but I think that adds to its charm and dates the game in just the right way.
such a classic of a game remember playing this as a kid i still play it to this day really deserves to be remastered
animelovers000 it was
@@roryfrost5629 Yea but that was barely a remaster
@@Mitchisable I want a proper remaster.
@@dog-ez2nu Same my guy
c a t I’d love the to remaster the first two on PS1, and then Frontline, Rising Sun and even European Assault
Love it, this is one of my favorite games of all time.
Dries Janssens same
Remember when the swastika wasn’t censored with a iron cross?
And had no black female nazis with gold camo mp40s
@@lt.patterson6081 especially considering woman werent allowed out of the kitchen or bedroom!!!
@@mikehamilton646 Maybe for you but here in Britain woman where our backbone even our current Queen served as a driver and engineer the British army.
@@mikehamilton646 well they could get jobs but not like now which they really only could be military nurses, nurses or secretaries but only time for them to been in a man's career there would need to been a war but not really this of being in the war as an rifleman or so
@@mikehamilton646 Medal of Honor Underground, Manon
10 year old me spent a lot of time with this gem.
Man, hard to believe it's been 20 years...
I remember playing this with my dad when I was a kid until he developed arthritis and couldn’t play video games with me, it holds a fond place in my heart as some of the best moments we spent together.
This is the most nostalgic game that i have ever played. The soundtrack with the in game ambiance is just, speechless...
I really hope that they make some MOH's remasters. Patterson must come back !
pissed myself laughing when he ran right up to an enemy with the springfield, fired and somehow managed to get the guy behind the guy he was going for xd
When you died you had to start the mission all over again
no
Trial and error, which only made the progressing of rhe levels much more satisfyinf and the fear of dying more realistic.
@@gamersfun98 I agree, it could be annoying but I think it'll feel more immersive than just rushing through the enemies
Yep no check points you would be happy enough if you got a med pack just made the game
Better
@@takitachibana1267 Yes
Man loved that Normandy mission. It felt like i was playing saving private Ryan the game.
Trying to keep the 82nd airborne guy alive in rough landing as well. Was sad when he died.
Reason why the Normandy missions feel like Saving private Ryan and Band Of Brothers (Netherlands missions) is because Steven Spielberg helped with these early games.
Bread is delicious....
weird flex but ok
@@lemonman2152 when you eat bread in game theres this bread is delicious quote
@@lemonman2152 stop trying to be trendy with little catch phrases. It's about the cringiest thing you could do. 'oK BoOmEr'
Mr Unthinkable woooosh
@@isak8059 pretty sure it's r/woooosh but thanks for playing.
"This man was shot in the torso nine times!"
"Get him some goddamned bread, quick!"
This post is five years old but man did it make me laugh lol.😂😂😂
The cheats for this game are hilarious, turning all enemies into random objects 😂 awesome game.
Dont forget about the bouncing grenades
And big heads, or was that rising sun?
@@Dowdmiester I believe it was rising sun from what I remember.
@@martinputt6421 Both had it in fact
Never used it
Found this game when I was 6, parents were still together, used to play it every morning during the summer, god those were simpler times
This game didn’t control all that well, and I had a hard time playing it when I was a kid, but this game taught me more about world war 2 than school did. Frontline, rising sun, and vanguard were the medal of honors I’ve played and all 3 were awesome.
Played the hell out of this game. I never could get the medal of honor achievement for all the levels on hardest difficulty.
me too lol i've only got that trophy left for the plat
Achievements? I didn't think the original Xbox had achievements.
I played the hell out of this game! I've even found hidden things that a guide didn't mention such as the Thomson SMG on the first mission on Omaha! I even had the MoH medal!!! I luuuuv it!!
Wasnt that gun findable at the Belgian gate obstacle?
The last "stealth and and spying" MOH game, It started well with D-Day, and went full stealth and spy classic like MoH ps1 and it mixed both Open Warfare Gameplay and STEALTH like the older games
God the soundtrack to the Arnhem Knights section around 2:30:00 is just incredible. So many memories.
I salute you the teams of all the Medal of Honor games I grew up playing those games which obviously paved the way for Call of dookie and so on and so forth well-made documentary the narrator was awesome hope to see many more like this one.........OVER AND OUT!!!!!!👍👍👍
This game sparked my fascination with WWII history.
What really annoyed me about this game is that I really wanted to pick up a k98 but you cant lol
😭 bro this comment is underrated
might of been my first FPS (this or red faction) but either way I still get patriotic chills hearing the intro.
red faction another ps2 gem.
These Germans definitely more useless than the ones I fought. Half my landing craft was dead by the time the ramp hit the water. Took me almost 10 tries to get to the sea wall. Love this game. Just gave me some tiny idea of what terror this would have been like landing in 44 for real. Respect.
Well most beaches where not that "bad" They landed in the wrong section on Omaha and the naval guns/bombers missed thier targets there so most positions where still fully intact. And Pointe du Hoq xas deadly because of the cliff they had to climb (Germans having very high ground, throwing nades and rocks down below on the tiny beach there no shelter pretty much etc...
God I remember when this was so high tech. But for real, who else used to shoot the captains helmet off when you got on shore!? Haha
Bringing memories back I didn’t even know I had
Were you spying my PS2 days??
@@danym5466 haha I always couldn’t resist shooting it off
Lol, I used to do that by mistake cause I thought they were enemies ( I was 4 I think), many years later I finally shot the bunker
The opening scene on D-Day when your boat is destroyed and you’re seeing your brothers get picked off under the water.. I’d never seen anything so realistic in a game before. This game is everything from my childhood
idk why but this game makes German language sound hilarious. especially the dialog lol
Sometimes I hear what sounds like ein ding ding.. no idea but sounds funny
@@Dowdmiester Its Eindringling. It means intruder.
Leo Enlightened same dude they were hilarious I was like daheck u ding dinging for ?
Is it sad how I’m getting all teary eyed from this nostalgia?😬 the music man😪 remember playing this with my grandad on the ps2
Aahh back when EA made fantastic game's, who remembers that
Still remember my first time playing this and feeling mind blown by the intensity, it really was the beginning of cinematic war games
Me and my dad used to play this game all the time lol
Frontline and Rising Sun are still the standard for me when it comes to cinematics. In third I would put Call Of Duty WWII, I actually think that game did some of the things that Medal Of Honor used to do amazingly, like undercover missions. I wish they would remaster these old games so we could see them in the full glory of today’s graphical advances
I remember buying the game and game guide and reading the line, "give the dutch resistance comrade a friendly push."
I played through that level three fucking times before I found out you had to do that. Swear to God, toward the end I wanted to bayonet that mincing Dutchmen..
@@garcalej XD
Arnhem Knights mission was just amazing. Sound design, music, action. Never got tired of it.
Played this game for days as a kid. Loved everything about it
played this growing up 😭😭 i was probably only 6 or 7 and i’m 22 now
In my eyes STILL one of THE best games ever made and I remember thinking (when I first played this for the first time) "it would awesome to go to Normandy one day"....and several years later i did and to've stood on Omaha beach was something that il never forget
Alright, who cut the damn onions again.
This game was awesome when I was little, it took me 10 times as long to play though because I would get lost or forget the objective and I died a lot more often. This was a great game its a shame that they wont make any more MOH :(
Well done for posting this! I am still playing this and all the other MOH and COD PS2 games. Just the right amount of realism and enjoyable game play!
Congratulations on 1 000 000 subscribers btw, dont mind me just reviving my childhood and Remembering how i played with the ps2 controller upside down, scared of the dark levels and asking my dad or cousin to do it to me, getting on the momentum and actually roleplaying, following soldiers, taking cover and all, this is a game that rly should be remastered, same as rising sun
I remember my parents getting this game for me for Christmas on the Ps2. I was a very happy chappy that Christmas.
One of the greatest games ever produced, one of the greatest stories ever, and timeless musical scores. This was one of my favorite games of all time. And one of the few games that made me proud to be American.
Lieutenant Jimmy Patterson is a living legend since the first Medal of Honor that came on PS 1
Playing this at 7-8 years old, The Nostalgia🙌
6:39 I was 7 playing this game and it took me so so so so long to find this dude
Biggest memory for me was the ending of the mission where you make the two German soldiers get into a fistfight in the bar. My dad and I would always die laughing seeing them slug it out.
There was nothing like raging this game on a surround system lol. So authentic and absorbing, you actually felt like you were there on some of those levels and the music was incredible.
Some of the glitches were hilarious, like that one German in the train yard level who would sometimes fall and get stuck in mid air flailing his arms and legs lol.
0:13 yeah Stalin was such a liberty loving person. just sayin
Used to play this with my dad, who's a huge WW2 fanatic.
He still likes to play it to this day.
To me this is the peak of nostalgia.
I LOVED playing through this game! Got so into it.
I miss the days of innocent gaming. Gone, but never forgotten!
Probably the best Medal of Honor game made. Underground was pretty dope too.
But Frontline was real quality. Lots of bugs and clipping issues, but nevertheless an excellent game.
Fantastic level design. Challenging, well paced gameplay. Excellent sound and score. Immersive texture mapping. Beautiful modeling. Great enemy AI and death/hit animations. Atmospheric lighting.
The development team probably never got the praise they deserved. They nailed it in terms of game design. I can't say the same for the MOH games that followed. Rising sun had some moments, but was just sub-par. Very corny at parts. European assault was something entirely different. I never finished that game. Only rented it once. It just didn't play or feel like MOH with the squad and rally system. I stopped playing MOH after that. I wish EA would revisit this series. I'd love to see a complete frontline remake on the unreal engine and with more polished higher quality modern mechanics. Give us more guns and the option of equipping our player with what we want before the level starts. Regenerating health, or a health pack system similar to bio shock or pubg. ADS, and corner leaning, although that seems like it was added to the HD reissue. Change up how loading/reloading works. When a player reloads, they sacrifice ammo remaining in the mag. Hide the bullet count in the mag too. And limit the player to something like 5 mags a gun.
I suppose COD WWII will be something to look forward to.
First ever shooter I played on my GameCube as a young lad. Then it was MoH European assault. Brings a tear to my eye
This was a great game. So many triggers of nostalgia. Those French horns lol. Back when gaming was still simple. No installing, updates, dlc or micro transactions.
I miss this game, I had a game cube. still excellent, makes me being in the shoes of a soldier😯. puts me in the mindset of what our boys and girls today of what they're going through.
I wanna buy a full medal of honor collection somewhere just to relive the series again I cant beleive I actually sold old my old games because I never thought I would want to play them again
You know this game is top notch they sparred no expense when making it this is one of the most expensive video games ever made. The soundtrack was actually made by hundreds of people singing in a orchestra they even had Steven Spielberg your not gonna find anything like this I think they spent so much money on this cause at the time 2002 ww2 veterans were dieing off fast
I am ever so thankful that I had the privilege to grow up with these gamecube classics and (not dare I even say the name) fornite...
Im so impressed with the mechanics in this game its really incredible seeing an npc catch a grenade and throw it back or lay down and roll to avoid your fire. And the drama the incredible sound track adds is close to on par with the first halos sound track in my opinion. Oh the good old days.
No cursors or markers telling you where to go. The closest you had was NPCs yelling or waving at you, and even so, it was up to you to interpret their meaning. Wish newer games would at least give the option of turning waypoints off or default hard mode everything is off. You only get waypoints in "I'm too you to die" mode.
I could play this opening scene a thousand times and still be in awe of that opening line with waves crashing in the background.
This game and Halo were probably the biggest game influences on my childhood...man I still remember these sounds and some of the missions, such an awesome game. I may have to go back and play this through again
"Your enemy is well trained, well equipped and battle hardened"
*Finds 2 germans sitting next to an explosive barrel smoking. Player peeks into gap between crates and shoots the barrel*
I wish they would come out with a remastered version of this game. I'm still playing this game in 2021 and it's such a badass game.
They did a HD version on the PS3, i think its still on the playstation store for ps3, i bought it a few years ago
OMG I LOVED THIS GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
same
They have it on PS3 as a DLC
This game had a lot of replay to it. I must've beaten this gm over 20 times, never got old. Even on hard it was fun, especially storming the beach
“This door will not open”
“EINDRINGLING!!!”
“The bread is delicious”
“Don’t just stand there, kill him!”
“Sturmgeist is eliminated”
“You stole the HO-IX”
Quotes from childhood.
Awesome
After this do medal of honor European assault
Fuck that. Tears of the sun baby
2:15:32 Details like this in a WWII game was really neat. When I was a kid, it was sort of hard to imagine your own neighbourhood become a war zone. I played this when I was around years old and I feel this whole mission does a really good job on sending a message of this could be anyone's backyard in a war during circumstances.
This game was one of my childhood favorites. Man, this is nice to see more people playing this.
That intro still makes me tear up 🇺🇸♥️!
What a game for its time.
The D day landing mission blew everyone away at the time. Especially compared to other games of the time. I don't any other game came close to giving us the chance to experience the D day landings.
I remember thinking this was the coolest thing I've ever seen when I was a kid. Times sure change fast.
yep
Ностальгия, аж до слёз. Эта последняя часть серии консольной MoH которую с удовольствием прошёл в своё время. Оркестровая музыка, оформление, геймплей в своё время были очень хороши! Спасибо разработчикам за игру. MoH, мы будем тебя помнить
Отдельное Спасибо автору канала за прохождение :)
Dude, I remember the first time I played this. I was so amazed at that first mission. Great game.
How many memories... IMO, one of the best games for PS2. The mission inside the submarine was one of my favourite.
After the movie Saving Private Ryan you can tell the game devs were inspired by the beach landing scene. Aside from MOH Underground, Frontline is my favorite of the series.This game was awesome.
When I hear that main menu theme song, My goosebumps within my goosebumps has goosebumps!
Fucking nostalgic! 😭
Best medal of Honor ever hands down I played for hours
i was like 5 or 6 years old playing this with my grandpa, I’ll remember this game for the rest of my life
Rough landing to Arnhem Knights gives almost makes me sad...like they’re my fav missions but the music and melancholy scenery is just so nostalgic
ah good memories.. i remember thinking how great the graphics were back then LOL
theREDdevilz22
They're still pretty good IMO. If this were an indie game release it would be considered pretty top quality.
I remember playing this as a kid on the ps2 the first level always remind me of Saving Private Ryan
Because Steven Spielberg helped with these early games some missions where inspired by Saving private Ryan and Band of Brothers.
I played this game so much in the past when Gamecube was still a thing. Thanks for uploading this, it brings the memories of past times back to life. The music, the sounds, the alarms, the gunfire, so much nostalgia. Oh, but I went for a lot more headshots than you did. But that headshot at 1:31:14 nice shot.
Most underrated first person shooting game. I Renner playing this game on my original Xbox. I still have the game and the Xbox. Way better than infinite warfare. I swear they need to make a remake!!!!