Medal of Honor Rising Sun Gameplay Walkthrough Part 1 - Pearl Harbor + Philippines
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Medal of Honor Rising Sun gameplay walkthrough part 1, campaign mission 1 "Pearl Harbor". Played on PS2 for PS2, GameCube and Xbox.
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Does anyone else remember playing this when you were younger and thinking it looked so realistic?
CarlosEV13 No
CarlosEV13 me
CarlosEV13 good old PS2 days
CarlosEV13 it was a good game tho I ain't gone lie.I do miss the old medal of honour games.this was my first moh
Me! This was top of the line stuff back then
“Oh god, we’ve lost the Arizona!”
“God help em. This can’t be happening.”
Those words made me feel uneasy as a kid and still does to this day
Solo Mofo Same here. That and, “Ah, damn it! Oklahoma’s goin’ belly up!”
I litterally think about it anytime I see or here the word arizona
I literally cried when I saw
I always used to get pissed off after seeing the Arizona get hit and would say the equivalent of 'You god damn bastards!" in child speak.
Agreed solider
Ow my childhood, i probably beat this and frontline about 20 times. Best years of my life
Oh man frontline was great but nowhere near as good as rising sun.
CoD Finest Hour, CoD 2 Big Red One, Frontline, Rising Sun... all my childhood... all on GameCube
amen
@@nicholasanderson8155 I liked Frontline better.
Ikr? I miss medal of honor games like that, such brilliant campaigns
23:27
I remember getting to this part as a dumb kid and never progressing through the campaign further because I didn't know what to do next.
Then I just fiddled around a bunch in multiplayer with the AI.
Good times.
same here
i'm glad that was a universal experience lmao
Failures, the lot of you.
It took me months to figure it out lol
Feels like you’re describing a dream I had...I still get anxious thinking about the HOURS I spent trying to figure out what to do lol
This level was very well done. The skies look filled with Japanese Fighter Planes. If only this whole level was actually remastered as of now. That would literally make this battle very beautiful in HD graphics.
I think the word you are looking for is terrifying not beautiful. Why would a war be beautiful especially on the day of infamy
@@LuckoDaStars it would look beautiful in the way it’s projected to us
Agreed they need to remaster this game
@@LuckoDaStars Calm down hero... He's talking about a game
@@brunovaldez7986 I know. I'm just stating.
this game need remastered
like if im correct
Don't think that's likely. If I remember correctly the game did not sell that well.
That's unfortunate but for a few folks like me, we be more than happy for it to be on Steam/PC and current consoles.
Medal of honor pacific assault
Not likely to see a remaster like other people said but Microsoft may give it backwards compatibility if EA gives the O.K. and they are able to make it happen on the technical side.
Esscom 02 that’d be amazing.
Playing this game on split screen with a friend, some of the best times of my life as a child.
Yes and then being chaseed by the japanese with a sword while the other player just stood and looked hahaha
@@DKBastiansTwitch yes omgggg
@@DKBastiansTwitch This literally happened to my sister during that one level where you had to attack the base containing the Yamashita treasure.. there was this one bald Japanese soldier practicing martial arts and when we approached he ninja jumped to his feet and charged at my dumbfounded sister with a katana lmaoo
Also, you guys remember the giant golden buddha statue?
The music playing in the background when you're shooting the planes and torpedoes on deck is so breathtaking. It really captures what it must of been like for these brave soldiers to be woken up to a surprise attack and see all the chaos just happening around them.
No your breathtaking
I remember this game getting me interested in history. I was only about 8 years old and started doing brilliantly at school in history because I found this game so interesting.
It may sound stupid, but that’s what video games can do for kids sometimes
Same my guy
A little older and my story was the same. I loved this game series
This game didn't just teach history. It made you live it.
Never since has there been a game that made me feel like I fought on the frontlines in a war as MoH: Frontline or Rising Sun. None since Battlefield 1.
All three of those games showed how brutal war could be, with Battlefield 1 being the pinnacle of that experience.
I wish three was a revival of these kinds of war games, ones that would sometimes show that war isn't all the fun and games, or getting killstreaks like how CoD wants us to think.
11:57: RIP, USS Arizona (19 June 1915 to 7 December 1941)
Best comment ive seen today.
That part horrified me as a kid (still does today).
Matthew Tencza I just made a comment saying the same exact thing. To think, you and I felt this way over a video game. Imagine being there for the real thing.
Over thousand people died in the explosion and the sinking of the think. God bless...
You are an Ace Combat fan... that’s makes both of us. I love Medal of Honor and Ace Combat
14:30 Gunny's words... Hits ya right in the feels every time
Alec Duquette facts
“Time to earn your pay, Marine!” The way they edited that and slowed it down always made my kid self get chills.
Where is this at?
@@DivePlane13 Just as you come up the ladder onto the main deck and Gunny is there waiting with a shotgun to give you.
@@chasetoy1087 I played this game as a kid and could never figure out what the heck he said. Thank you!
Oh I always thought he said “now knock down those planes marine” but “time to earn your pay marine” sounds so much better and I hear that now
Wouldn't mind a remaster of this game :D
Neither would I.
7 years later and still waiting
good old days man
I remember this being SUPER hard as a kid. Looking at it now, it seems so easy
This game had some fun cheat codes. One of them was called “Rubber Grenades” it was were the grenades had the physics of a rubber ball and you could bounce them around anywhere
Watching this on Dec. 7th 2018. A day truly that will always be remembered in infamy.
Yah
Thia game brings back so many childhood memories, me & my uncle played the shit outta this game, beating it on the hardest difficulty, finding every document & totally immersed in the realism & pure story telling. This game was way ahead of its time &it pains me to see cod ww2...such a disgrace to gems like this. when... when will ps4 get another gem of a shooter like thus one?
Every Medal of Honor should have an remake, I really wanted to play this game on split screen again
This made me smile so hard so nostalgic omg I'm so happy I feel like an 80 year old seeing something so amazing again since I was a child especially the Philippines mission although I never understood the story until now I loved the gameplay and missions and visuals that stuck out to me this is absolutely amazing I feel like crying holy crap
For a PS2 game, the music is exceptional.
I played this on a gamecube
Same goes for Moh Frontline
Music is always great for Medal of Honor games
Many games has great music in PS2 back then
11:53 ill never forget that sound
Me 2 m8
"Oh my god, we've lost the Arizona!" "God help her"
12:19 that shot will always have a place in my heart :(
best world war II game ever created. Makes COD look like a joke.
Mystery Man If you compare these 2 world war 2 games series (MOH to COD) COD is better in almost every ways
@@thecutiereaper5252 I don't think you have actually played these games. They give history lessons after every mission and and are based on true events cod is just a run and gun with little to no factual evidence but to each their own.
"I don't think you have actually played these games." I love to play MOH like I love to play COD and I ended this game for 5-6 time so can I say more?
"They give history lessons after every mission and and are based on true events cod is just a run and gun with little to no factual evidence but to each their own." Now I don't think you have actually played any WW2 CODs, all WW2 CODs were based on true event of WW2 I can learn history of WW2 such as D-day, Invasion of Normandy, Battle of Stalingrad, Pacific War, Battle of Berlin, Operation Torch and more and its feel more realistic than MOH because almost everytimes you go to the battlefield with your few or many Brother in arms some of them are memorable and you have an actual relationship with them unlike MOH that almost of time you are one man army go to the battlefield alone and kill the 100 of enemies who tried to obstruct you for succeed your mission
sorry for bad english
Now it's not some of the first cod's were classics
"I don't think you have actually played these games." kid
Split screen multiplayer with my neighborhood friend on this was fantastic. I probably replayed that first mission hundreds of times. I was only 5 or 6. This game has a special place in my heart being my first FPS.
of all the MoH theme songs, the one on this game was probably the most epic
This game got me into FPS.. the memories I have for this are undescribable..
I always believed this was the best way to learn history
I still owned this on the Playstation 2 great times
11:36 Imaginate esa escena con los graficos de hoy en dia... seria tan hermoso e impactante solo imaginarlo
Imagina un remake ufff seria genial.
Does ANYONE know the backround music at 1:46 ? I've been trying to figure this out since I was a kid but NEVER figured it out
I’ve been trying to find out the EXACT same thing, glad I’m not the only one! What is that music???
Same here, could never figure whether it was background music of the game, or supposed to be a vinyl record playing in another room in the boat. Real creepy. Anyone know?
@@SIRKlLLALOT It's hard to find out because it's probably muffled in purpose to give a more creepy feel, doesn't help that it's also looped into just 1 portion of the song.
I'm commenting just in case anyone else finds out, I've wanted to know it since I was a kid too
@@munat3413 same
The nostalgia. I remember playing this on my brothers ps2 and having no idea what I was doing but i remember this so vividly.
I'll always remember going up the stairs, seeing the sailor get shot down by Japanese Zeros, getting topside, and seeing the scale of the map and the attack as a kid. Having the sergeant hand you a BAR and screaming "Snap out of it! Snap out of it!" Medal of Honor used to be a work of art. This was also one of the first FPS games I saw that didn't glorify war and made you actually stop to think about the actual events of what was portrayed in the game. At the end of the level, you and your buddy are celebrating for living through the attack, only for the sergeant to scold you and make you look at the carnage of the battle while he says "I hope NONE of you ever see a day like this again."
Medal of Honor helped me get really into learning about WWII and history in general.
this game really captured that WW2 theme, most other games have failed to give me the same experiences i got from this one
i remember there was always one enemy left and i couldn't find it and the music wouldn't stop playing
I remember when I was younger I always used to play this game. This video brings back so many memories. I miss this game soo soo much.
Buy a ps2. They're pretty cheap now. And a copy of MoH will be easy to get
My shildhood game
I'm from Philippines and I enjoyed the defending the place
Now I'm 15 I'm enjoying anime
Ironic
This deserves so many likes
Incredible testimony
God that profile picture had me laughing!
@@kurukuru4120 :V
I got this game and Lord of the rings return of the king for Christmas for my ps2. Good times 😄😄
This game got into gaming heavy. I loved Nintendo 64s and stuff but these Medal of Honor games me love FPS. I grew up on MOH vanguard, airborne, rising sun. I miss those gaming days dude.
if they remastered this game i would poop my pants
YourAverageGreg XD
Lol
After watching this and being stationed in Hawaii, and visiting the memorials, the intensity of this opening sequence pails in comparison to what I’m sure as literal hell on earth for those stationed out there during that time. I think this and Frontlines D-day opening are the best intros to all of the MOH games.
Had a personal connection to the opening mission . My great grandfather was there and he made sure to tell us about that horrendous day, he told us that he knew something was very wrong the second he saw the big red meatball on the side of those planes. He told us how he couldnt understand the Japanese pilots smiling and waiving while strafing them . Told us about the aftermath being told to pick up body parts and how he could still smell the burnt flesh of his brothers. I was no older than 5 when he told me about this and it's never left. I realize why he told us about it. He was invited after the war to Washington and pearl for the survivor ceremonies but he only went once. It was simply too much for him to relive . It took a toll on him like the rest who survived. Unfortunately for him his war didn't end there he zig zagged around the Pacific dodging kamikaze planes and sharks when the ship he was on was sunken later on in the war.
14:20 if you turn the turret around right at the end you will see 2 P40 warhawks this a reference to the Michael Bay pearl Harbor film from 2001
Yeah two us piolts actually got into the air on Dec 7th and shot down 6 Japanese planes
I watched my brother play this when I was 4 and sometimes even play it
Soon I got very good at the game that u can beat levels faster than my brother
I am 14 now and I can barly remember all of this I can remember the first 3-6 missions its been so long
Tnx 4 reading this
Gggmanlives, DWTerminator, and other reviewers who bashed the game (A.K.A PC fanboys) can go heck themselves. To me, Rising Sun is the best Medal of Honor game ever made. It's got everything! Old-school gameplay, exploration, cheats, challenge, a stealth mission where you steal a uniform and wear it just like in previous MoH games, no hand holding, 2 Player Co-Op, multiplayer VS, and AI bots in the multiplayer. Also, you ride an Elephant in the campaign mode. Such an underrated Medal of Honor game. Graphics shouldn't matter at all, I mean come on. I'm sick and tired of seeing comments talking about how a game looks and such. If someone doesn't like the game, that's their opinion, but they shouldn't go saying that nobody should play it.
It took me an hour to find these specific levels and u had them both in one video. Thank you!
My step dad bought me this game when it first came out. We would sit in the living room and he would watch me play this game and COD. He loved to watch me play war games. Looking back that’s really sweet of him and some of my favorite memories
I was addicted to this game when I was younger. The memories.
Who else played this on their ps5 when they were a little kid ?
XBOX for me
Ps5? Dude are you from the future?
Gamecube for me
bro are you from a different timeline?
Remember when games showed actual historic pictures and vids of war learned so much from it as a kid glad I grew up to play games like this
This game needs to be remastered
I remember as a kid coming home from school and visiting the video shop and renting this and Tony hawk's underground. Played it for the entire weekend
I still remember this when i played split screen with my brother, American and British vs Japanese
Totally forgot about the split screen part, I had a lot of fun with that.
I loved this game when i was younger than i am now. I am 12 soon and in 2012 when i was like 5/6 years old, i played this and i loved it. It's pretty unusual
for an age like me thinking about these older underrated games.
its sad to say that this was one of the most realistic depictions per se of the attack in any game of its time. The only issue is the flak when you finally reach 01 deck on the bear. The only capital ships that managed to get a considerable amount of AA fire up was the Maryland, Tennessee, Arizona (for a brief time) and Nevada.
It's one of the most realistic because there's not many depictions to choose from in games - period. lol
31:55 fun fact: in that area there's this huge golden idol that you break open boxes to find like Russian dolls. And you can pick it up you get an achievement
I have been looking for this game for years. Can’t believe this games graphics were that good. Way ahead of its time
I absolutely loved this game, me and my dad use to play this when i was young. I really hope games like these get to see a remaster
me and my coworker were talking about video games and since he’s 23 and I’m only 16 he was talking about this and the old Call of Duty games and I was talking about the more recent ones. He told me to check this one out and so I felt the need to watch some gameplay😂
Yeah it's honestly crazy, a couple of years makes a huge difference in gaming
Remember playing this all the time in 2005. First Medal of Honor game I ever owned
This game was my favorite one and taught me all about the Pacific theater
When I was like 7 this was the only fps I was allowed to play and I thought it was unbelievably realistic. Looks way different from what I remember. Had no idea how to actually play in retrospect, but it was a lot of fun. Definitely will have to play it again someday
The ship appearing at 13:07 is the USS Neosho, an oil carrier which was at Pearl Harbour on the day of the attack; her captain moved her into a safer area of the port.
It was very accurate for the devs to put her into the level, many don't remember her presence during the attack
This was one of my favourite games, nostalgia so strong
Played this with my big cousin years ago probably a decade or a bit less or more. Me and him played this over 100 times and only done the first 2 missions. Unfortunately my cousins been inside the last 8 years but this brings some memories
Imagine this game getting remastered with today's graphics. I think I would cry. This game was the very first-person shooter I have ever played and I'd do anything to replay it.
Best game in PS2 history, love this game.
This and frontline were my favorites from the Medal of Honor franchise.
THIS TAKE ME BACK
BEFORE HALO
G MAN AWESOME same here
Yep but still halo ce was down right AWSOME
I remember playing this game and being in complete disbelief that my great grandfather lived through pearl harbor and survived even fought through the rest of the campaign in the Pacific
I remember playing this game as a kid and after playing the levels of the two brothers, the game was "cattle-branded" into my brain ever since.
The music, the dialog, the game play
...
More emotional and gripping than any movie...
This. Game. Needs. And. Deserves. A. Remaster. Treatment. DAMN. IT.
Good job on depicting Arizona's destruction, it was on point!
I'm a Filipino and I'm proud to see this
SkyBlu1022 Damn right!
@hue hue ?? Because my grandpa and the rest of the 158th Combat Regiment Arizona Bushmasters help liberate the Philippines from Imperial Japanese rule. Lots of good tribesmen died fighting in the Pacific.
@hue hue ?? No I'm Hispanic and Native American.
yup mcarthur promised the pinoy people he would return
Dylan Goodboy... an he damn as well did return an Blasted those imperial bastards to hell... Douglas Mcarthur is 1 of my fav American Generals...
Nevada's dash for freedom is bar none one of the most badass moments in WWII, all that shit going down and that captain is just "Fuck this, I am NOT sinking at anchor, FIRE UP THE BOILERS, CAST OFF THOSE LINES, AND MAN THOSE GUNS!"
Indeed
this game need to be remastered i remember when i was young and this was best game i ever played it looked so realistic :/ i love first mission from this game damn old good days.
What does the guy who just got shot say at 4:17?
Bubbles The Sky Is Full That's All I Could Get Out Of Him
The sky's fallen
Or full can't tell
I remember this game I played it on the PlayStation 2
Sandman Films me too. This brings back so many memories!
Man how this game, and cod 2&3 have so many good memories
I still have this game. No way am I getting rid of it.
I remember playing the split screen campaign with my older brother, some of the best memories
Damn loved this game ❤ I remember my grandfather made me play it on his ps2 when I was s kid. Told me it would make me a man and continued to yell like he was Gunny through the entire Playthrough. Lol good times little did I know he was preparing me for a lifetime of FPS's
Wow that sounds amazing having a grandfather like that make you play this as a kid. That is so cool lol never have I heard something like that with a grandparent. But my dad would play these games with me he was the one who played them first and got me into all of them when I was little
Been thinking about getting a ps2 and re playing this game with a buddy of mine. takes me back so much
This was one of the first games I ever played. It’s really cool to see it again.
Damn you cant throw a grenade to save your life
Jacob Nelson throwing mechanic in these old shooters are terrible
he cant aim for shit either. its honestly painful to see
If I remember well (I played both MOH Frontlines and Rising Sun as a very young kid back then), it wasn't easy to aim very well in this game especially on the playstation platform (though I do find his aim not quite as good as my aim back when I still played this, specifically the Pearl Harbor mission).
I remember when I played this game with my dad and God what a good time, then I finished it by myself. Something funny is that they bought me this game in the United States so the game was in English and well I didn't understand a damn thing because I speak Spanish haha, but now I understand it.
I remember feeling like Cuba Gooding Jr in Pearl Harbor when he's on the machine gun and trying to shoot down that enemy plane everytime I play this episodes.
Ugh! LOVED THIS GAME! Brought my childhood self to tears
18:07 was hysterical at this as a kid haha.
23:56 oh the determination lol.
Has anyone ACTUALLY been able to shoot down 75 planes in the 2nd mission (Pearl Harbor) in order to complete both bonus objectives? The highest I ever got was 67 planes destroyed.
Just took down EXACTLY 75 after trying for like 2 hours. Took me over 10 tries if not more. On one of them I got 72, and two others were 73s, so that was irritating. Now my finger is in pain, heh.
It's very difficult, but doable. Setting turn speed a little higher helped.
I had already unlocked ALL in this game (videos, characters for multiplayer mode, codes, etc), except the damn medal of that stage because I could not in any way achieve this bonus objective. A few years ago, after suffering a few days, I managed to accomplish this feat and finally complete 100% of the game.
mate, hold my beer, lemme grab the camera XD
Neptunian Delusions my highest was 107 planes in 1 go dead serious
This is a pretty old game for me & I will always remember the times of me getting wrecked by my brother.
Still, a really fun game.
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The song that plays at 1:46 may as well be the theme song for "Three's Company". In all honesty, the lyrics just sound like scat singing, which (according to Wikipedia) is "vocal improvisation with wordless vocables, nonsense syllables or without words at all." And in the scene where you hear it in the background radio/P.A. speaker, it just sounds like it's being looped.... which makes me believe it's just a made-up soundclip, just for this scene......... and thus, isn't necessarily part of a real song.
2018 anyone?
2019
My dad has this game on his old xbox and I have played it a few times. It is such a difference in graphics compared to todays games.
Have not seen footy of this since I played it in 2003. Insane memories right now, I remember a lot of these scenes. Cant wait to watch the full playthrough.
Man i grew up with this game played it so much with a friend aswell :') such good times This medal of honor no this game has a speacial place in my heart
I remember playing this game as a kid and it trips me out it still looks the same but still holds up till today. I would play this again if I could on the ps5.
Remember playing this game with my dad the great times :D
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