If you liked this video. I played the sequel to MOH and it was a blast! Link below I Played Medal Of Honor Warfighter In 2024... ruclips.net/video/JmTFr66wEE8/видео.html
I have so much appreciation for this game being one of the few games out there to actually follow the war on terror. All other shooters set in a modern setting are made up conflicts. I also think it’s sick how it’s focused on the operations that immediately followed 9/11 in late 2001 and early 2002. Wish more game companies had the balls to tackle these subjects.
To your point, this game is based on/heavily influenced by Operation Anaconda mission details. Read the Books "Not a Good Day to Die" and "Roberts Ridge" that cover that battle. This is probably my favorite "Modern Warfare" style game because of that attachment to the real world. And having spent a year in Afghanistan (2011-2012), I can say the feel is there.
@@tsilmanav I heard the last few missions were based on the Medal of Honor recipient John Chapman too. I have alone at dawn in my reading queue and I’ll definitely add your suggestions to the list! I think the early years of the war in Afghanistan are really interesting and not really talked about enough in media.
@@Art_Vandalay97 I wrote a 20+ page thesis on Operation Anaconda in college after having the year long deployment there under my belt, and I wrote a 5 page lessons learned whitepaper that I'll never see again on the ISAF newtork in 2011. Those two books from the mountain of things I have read on the operation are the best summarized published accounts in the public spaces. There are declassified after action and thinktank documents but they are all very weighted by political/higher level military bias. So the books are a little better at objective pictures from the people in the fight. The game does a good job of showing some major individual fights from the actual mission, but also adding things to make it a more enjoyable game.
@@tsilmanav that’s awesome I’m very excited to read them. What branch were you in? And yeah I have to imagine the little things like the beyond danger close fire missions on some of the levels where you play as the 10th mountain division weren’t 100% accurate to the actual fights because some of them happen like 50 meters away from your squad so that stuff is a bit video gamed up lol
I remember this game was not well received by critics and overshadowed by Battlefield, COD, and a crowded shooter market but now all over my feed is admiration and gameplays of it.
The Medal of Honor games were both amazing and honestly didn’t get the attention/appreciation they deserved. The campaign on number 1 was incredible and multiplayer on both were a lot of fun.
You should try out pacific assault if you have a pc. Its older but had a big emphasis on story building unlike Allied Assault or Frontlines. (MoH Frontlines was fantastic, also Airborne. The series is great.)
As a SOF vet who fought in the mountains of afghanistan, this game nails how brutal the opening stages of the war were. Fighting in knee high snow. Entire strongholds at 10,000 feet. I don’t think any other FPS portrays it as well as MOH does
A while ago I decided to play Ghost Recon Breakpoint while listening to his soundtrack and Warfighter’s and it completely upped the feel of the game. Kinda blew my mind
Even the Call of Duty franchise never made the Taliban or Al Qaeda the actual enemy. Only Medal Of Honor was brave enough to do that. That says a lot. I like how the Medal Of Honor franchise stuck to historical authenticity as much as possible. It is the core tenets of the series. They never made useless unrealistic skins, no future warfare, no Nicky Minaj or Snoop Dog skins. Just pure military authenticity. In today's gaming landscape, you just have to respect that.
I need to play MOHW... I was actually deployed to Isabela City, Basilan in 2009 with JSOTF-P. When I found out they put that little city in a SOF video game, my mind blew. Not many know we were operating in that corner of the world during OEF-P.
@@pricelessppp Lot of Tier-1 guys that helped out with the development of that game got in shit for it. Wish that game got more post-launch support, as the core of the game was such a different concept to what COD/BF was providing at the time for AAA releases.
Being a nerd into military history, I loved that this game was based on real world events in Takur Ghar. It even got my dad to play it. The multiplayer was pretty fun as well. I wasn’t that great at it back then, but i definitely enjoyed playing it.
This game was such a gem. I miss when Dice had 2 separate IPs that felt similar but in different worlds. Also, aiming feels slow cause you’re locked at like 55 or 80 FOV vs modern games which most folks usually play at 120 FOV.
Nobody bothered since is the perfect way to sum up where we are not with games. It’s bittersweet to have enjoyed this era and to have seen it go… for Fortnite.
@williammoon7806 I think the install size on it was too much for most people as, atleast on the 360 if you only had the 12 gb hard drive that came with the pro, it took it nearly the whole thing
I got this game the day it came out. The hype for this game was overshadowed by BF3s launch cycle but they did a good job pumping it up. The campaign and multiplayer were distinct experiences being split developed by D/C and DICE... and using two different engines. Campaign is second to none in tone and immersion for an arcade shooter. UNREAL 3 or 4 looked amazing on release and the campaign showed so much potential. Fun tid bit i loved was the Mk14 was select fire and there were 3 or 4 different models for the Ak. Try picking a few up. The online experience was solid. The rush style mode was probably the most fun, score streaks were not OP. The graphics were pretty much a port over from BC2 vietnam and reskinned. I last played it online in 2018 stoll was solid. You can see the development from MoH to BF3 in the early pre beta videos of BF3. Was pretty sad when EA shut down the MoH series in general.
One of the many things that blew my mind in this game, was when any of the characters speak on their comms, you can hear their voices live as well if they’re near you. Way ahead of its time, let alone 2010.
i played this gam,e when it came out and I Love dit - I served in the military from end of 2011 till end of 2016 and did 3 deployments and this game was "the closest" I've seen to the "real" thing (the campaign I mean)
This game was excellent, loved warfighter as well, have been requesting to xbox for years that we need this backwards compatible. And I loved this campaign, even though the story it's based on has had new light brought upon it.
Crazy that this popped up on my feed as I'm half way through my own very own playthrough of these games, man this game really was underrated, lots of memories of my youth.
I played this game and thoroughly loved it and its authenticity. It was a really well done game better than any of the CODs at the time or have come since.
One of my favorites, played it so much. Cant beat rising sun though, my all time favorite. Used to splitscreen with my stepdad when we lived in okinawa.
and one more interesting bits from this game is that both SP & MP had different engines between them (SP is made by Danger Close & using Unreal Engine 3 while MP is made by DICE & using Frostbite 1.5 so it's basically Bad Company 2.5)
This game just amazed me first time and still does. Been a while though I lasted played, but I would always recommend anyone to play this master piece. Wasn’t it based on Operation Anaconda?
My fondest memory of this game was the sniper mission in the mountains. It genuinely surprised me because when I bought this game launch day I read the M rating and it said blood, strong violence, language and whatever else it said, so I was kinda disappointed it didn’t say blood and gore. Then you get to that sniper mission and dudes heads arms and legs are flying off and I was pleasantly surprised
I was surprised this video has so few views. Keep going I think you can succeed on this platform. Subbed Also I loved playing the Medal of Honor games back in the day. It had so many unique ideas that other shooters to this day don't have.
I love this game so much. I love the realism and attention to detail. One of the few games to make me tear up at the ending. Such a shame they were never made backwards compatible on Xbox.
This and the Medal of Honor: Warfighter are the main reasons I did everything I could to find another Xbox 360 and I ended up with two of them. One from my local pawn shop back in January 2023 and then the other one from my brother in May of 2023 and I was very very happy that I have them also they both matte Black Slims from 2011 and 2012 which was cool to know they are both only 13 and 12 years old and haven't been played much
This game was so ridiculously good. The story was INCREDIBLE and multiplayer was insane. It will stay at the top of my list of all time favorite FPS’, as well as BF3 (the BEST non Bad Company BF to date). It’s unfortunate that it died the way it did, but at least EA never got the opportunity to completely destroy it like they did with Battlefield.
For some reason all I mainly remember about this game is the fact you could stab people and it would almost latch onto them and you could just keep stabbing them way after they died lmao
i feel like the majority of people who played and enjoyed this game played it as kids. it was most definitely one of my favorites and i enjoyed it a lot. i'll definitely be picking up another copy whenever i get another xbox 360
As a gear nerd seeing the accuracy of optics like aimpoints and eotechs, as well as mounting positions of ir and flash lights and other details are really neat i need to play this again
this game was so well written, so well performed, and so well made that even if it doesn't hold up to modern standards, it's still gonna go down in my all time favorites. They NAILED the seal dialogue, character, and temperament. It does such an incredible job at creating genuine characters, something studios used to give a shit about. Warfighter was just as good. Cried at the end.
I miss when COD and MOH were connected to real world events. It just made them more meaningful. Sure its not a 1 to 1 portrayal but its still a tribute in a way to what the real people experienced.
Its a shame the multiplayer servers arent online anymore, i was thinking about this game not long ago and was tempted to go back and play it again 😁 the multiplayer was a cool mix of battlefield and cod and i really enjoyed both games!
I need to replay it, I have it on steam. Campaign was super solid, and the hardcore multiplayer servers were fantastic once you got used to how easy you could die. Hardcore Operations was the GOAT, very similar to BC2's Rush mode but much tighter quartered and intense.
I loved this game and the sequel (despite the bugs). I was really invested in the Mother, Preacher, Voodoo, Rabbit storyline. The supporting characters of Dusty and Stump were incredible too
Please Someone has to remember the ps3-ps2 game that had the case with all the bullets on It, was a awesome shooter game for its time! Childhood memory I can’t solve
The last mission is based on the 1st Medal of Honor recipient to be recorded. His name was John Chapman and you can see the footage here on RUclips. Simple History also covered it
I loved the select fire option on the rifles. Being able to swap to semiautomatic and be more precise with shots made the campaign awesome. I grew up playing Rising Sun so when I found these games randomly I had to have them.
I think of this game all the time and even look it up randomly on my Xbox to see if it was added to backwards compatibility.. miss this piece of gold! It was too good for its time I remember playing this campaign being like five thinking I was in a real war🤣
If I remember correctly, the multiplayer and single player were made by different teams. I think they mainly used MOH as a testing ground for BF3 multiplayer
I loved this game so much. You could tell that a lot of time and effort went into researching it when you played it. The different countries that had their specops represented in multiplayer was SO cool.
This and Warfighter have the best campaigns of any modern FPS set in modern times. Both had me choked up in their endings. No other campaigns have touched my soul like that.
If you liked this video. I played the sequel to MOH and it was a blast!
Link below
I Played Medal Of Honor Warfighter In 2024...
ruclips.net/video/JmTFr66wEE8/видео.html
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I remember playing this on PS3 and man.. one of my all time favorites
One of my favorite underrated games of all time. Wish it got more love
For real had some of the most fun multiplayer of the time.
I wish they would reboot the last 2 games, just refresh the campaign and release
Me too, had many good memories.
Bro I played this so much
I have so much appreciation for this game being one of the few games out there to actually follow the war on terror. All other shooters set in a modern setting are made up conflicts. I also think it’s sick how it’s focused on the operations that immediately followed 9/11 in late 2001 and early 2002. Wish more game companies had the balls to tackle these subjects.
For sure bro that's why I Loved this game so much
To your point, this game is based on/heavily influenced by Operation Anaconda mission details. Read the Books "Not a Good Day to Die" and "Roberts Ridge" that cover that battle. This is probably my favorite "Modern Warfare" style game because of that attachment to the real world. And having spent a year in Afghanistan (2011-2012), I can say the feel is there.
@@tsilmanav I heard the last few missions were based on the Medal of Honor recipient John Chapman too. I have alone at dawn in my reading queue and I’ll definitely add your suggestions to the list! I think the early years of the war in Afghanistan are really interesting and not really talked about enough in media.
@@Art_Vandalay97 I wrote a 20+ page thesis on Operation Anaconda in college after having the year long deployment there under my belt, and I wrote a 5 page lessons learned whitepaper that I'll never see again on the ISAF newtork in 2011. Those two books from the mountain of things I have read on the operation are the best summarized published accounts in the public spaces. There are declassified after action and thinktank documents but they are all very weighted by political/higher level military bias. So the books are a little better at objective pictures from the people in the fight.
The game does a good job of showing some major individual fights from the actual mission, but also adding things to make it a more enjoyable game.
@@tsilmanav that’s awesome I’m very excited to read them. What branch were you in? And yeah I have to imagine the little things like the beyond danger close fire missions on some of the levels where you play as the 10th mountain division weren’t 100% accurate to the actual fights because some of them happen like 50 meters away from your squad so that stuff is a bit video gamed up lol
I remember this game was not well received by critics and overshadowed by Battlefield, COD, and a crowded shooter market but now all over my feed is admiration and gameplays of it.
The multiplayer was insane
The Medal of Honor games were both amazing and honestly didn’t get the attention/appreciation they deserved. The campaign on number 1 was incredible and multiplayer on both were a lot of fun.
You should try out pacific assault if you have a pc. Its older but had a big emphasis on story building unlike Allied Assault or Frontlines. (MoH Frontlines was fantastic, also Airborne. The series is great.)
As a SOF vet who fought in the mountains of afghanistan, this game nails how brutal the opening stages of the war were. Fighting in knee high snow. Entire strongholds at 10,000 feet. I don’t think any other FPS portrays it as well as MOH does
Thank you for your service, you guys are beasts.
i don't believe you.
The best thing about this game was most certainly the soundtrack.
Heroes Aboard can make grown men cry.
Legit that and falling away still have been on repeat for me , wild i first heard and saw this deployed in Afghanistan by the sof guys i was with .
@@ramairezslp Thank you for your service.
@@Rainbowhawk1993 oof cringe 😂
A while ago I decided to play Ghost Recon Breakpoint while listening to his soundtrack and Warfighter’s and it completely upped the feel of the game. Kinda blew my mind
Enemies Down is a dope pump up song. Was perfect for the first Ranger mission.
Even the Call of Duty franchise never made the Taliban or Al Qaeda the actual enemy. Only Medal Of Honor was brave enough to do that. That says a lot. I like how the Medal Of Honor franchise stuck to historical authenticity as much as possible. It is the core tenets of the series. They never made useless unrealistic skins, no future warfare, no Nicky Minaj or Snoop Dog skins. Just pure military authenticity. In today's gaming landscape, you just have to respect that.
Would u not say this is black ops 6
@-smokemenacehe’ll nah this shit was masterpiece
I need to play MOHW... I was actually deployed to Isabela City, Basilan in 2009 with JSOTF-P. When I found out they put that little city in a SOF video game, my mind blew. Not many know we were operating in that corner of the world during OEF-P.
Was that dangerous what ea did? Thanks for your service.
@@pricelessppp Lot of Tier-1 guys that helped out with the development of that game got in shit for it. Wish that game got more post-launch support, as the core of the game was such a different concept to what COD/BF was providing at the time for AAA releases.
Man i love that game.. and yes this game is better than most cod.. i remember playing this game after work non stop
Being a nerd into military history, I loved that this game was based on real world events in Takur Ghar. It even got my dad to play it.
The multiplayer was pretty fun as well. I wasn’t that great at it back then, but i definitely enjoyed playing it.
I loved this game, especially the sound design with the bullets smacking the rocks and echoing in the canyons.
Such a great game. Played the campaign so many times and the multiplayer was fun as hell too when the servers first came online.
Multiplayer was crazy immersive! I was getting into headphones and audio at the time and it was insane!
Multiplayer I felt was the best compared to COD or Battlefield
I REALLY wish they would remaster this game. Still my favorite campaign. I replayed this game so many times.
Medal of honor reboot was badly reviewed for doing things that people are begging for in modern shooters now it walked so others could run
Yeah just nobody is running tbh
Sick vid. This game was the best back in the day! If they did a remaster I’d cry
This was one of the last video games that I played with my dad before he passed away, lost memories..
Damn dude
Nah moh 2010 and warfighter were banger
This game a was criminally underrated, I need a remaster
Been saying they need to remaster this game for years. The multiplayer with Combat Mission was so much fun.
They stopped cause you could be the taliban online 😂😂 before skins were a thing
This was probably the most gory and realistic war game ever made
world at war takes that spot imo
This game was such a gem. I miss when Dice had 2 separate IPs that felt similar but in different worlds. Also, aiming feels slow cause you’re locked at like 55 or 80 FOV vs modern games which most folks usually play at 120 FOV.
This and MOHW were my FAVORITE time in gaming. Also BF3 era soo 🤷🏼♂️ the LICENSED WEAPONS in MOHW. Nobody bothered since 🤦🏼♂️
Warfighter video coming soon! I love this era of gaming. Excited to go back and play some classics!
Nobody bothered since is the perfect way to sum up where we are not with games. It’s bittersweet to have enjoyed this era and to have seen it go… for Fortnite.
Warfighter was ahead of its time. Had some rocky things but graphically and the way they studied and scanned guns was way ahead of other games.
@williammoon7806 I think the install size on it was too much for most people as, atleast on the 360 if you only had the 12 gb hard drive that came with the pro, it took it nearly the whole thing
I got this game the day it came out. The hype for this game was overshadowed by BF3s launch cycle but they did a good job pumping it up. The campaign and multiplayer were distinct experiences being split developed by D/C and DICE... and using two different engines. Campaign is second to none in tone and immersion for an arcade shooter. UNREAL 3 or 4 looked amazing on release and the campaign showed so much potential. Fun tid bit i loved was the Mk14 was select fire and there were 3 or 4 different models for the Ak. Try picking a few up. The online experience was solid. The rush style mode was probably the most fun, score streaks were not OP. The graphics were pretty much a port over from BC2 vietnam and reskinned. I last played it online in 2018 stoll was solid. You can see the development from MoH to BF3 in the early pre beta videos of BF3. Was pretty sad when EA shut down the MoH series in general.
Probably the best single player FPS campaign I've ever played next to BF3
One of the best campaigns ever bro. I looved it
One of the many things that blew my mind in this game, was when any of the characters speak on their comms, you can hear their voices live as well if they’re near you. Way ahead of its time, let alone 2010.
I loved the multiplayer. The killstreaks were so good. Calling in a tomahawk missle was so epic
Absolutely phenomenal game. So criminally underrated
i played this gam,e when it came out and I Love dit - I served in the military from end of 2011 till end of 2016 and did 3 deployments and this game was "the closest" I've seen to the "real" thing (the campaign I mean)
This and Warfighter had hours and hours of replay for me. I loved the real historic battles and weapons
This game was excellent, loved warfighter as well, have been requesting to xbox for years that we need this backwards compatible. And I loved this campaign, even though the story it's based on has had new light brought upon it.
Crazy that this popped up on my feed as I'm half way through my own very own playthrough of these games, man this game really was underrated, lots of memories of my youth.
10/10 still one of my favorite games to play if nothing else for the campaign. Thank you for bringing back good memories.
I played this game and thoroughly loved it and its authenticity. It was a really well done game better than any of the CODs at the time or have come since.
I really enjoyed the multiplayer format. Fireteams...and that you could select your countrys faction.
This game was so underrated. The online play was amazing.
I have amazing memories of fighting off KSA players with my buddies in this game. Top 5 FPS of all time.
Duuuude I I remember seeing that KSA Tag all over BF3 and 4
One of my favorites, played it so much. Cant beat rising sun though, my all time favorite. Used to splitscreen with my stepdad when we lived in okinawa.
and one more interesting bits from this game is that both SP & MP had different engines between them (SP is made by Danger Close & using Unreal Engine 3 while MP is made by DICE & using Frostbite 1.5 so it's basically Bad Company 2.5)
This game just amazed me first time and still does. Been a while though I lasted played, but I would always recommend anyone to play this master piece. Wasn’t it based on Operation Anaconda?
That game was incredible! Any my fellow young vets out there would also agree the realism is absolutely incredible
My fondest memory of this game was the sniper mission in the mountains. It genuinely surprised me because when I bought this game launch day I read the M rating and it said blood, strong violence, language and whatever else it said, so I was kinda disappointed it didn’t say blood and gore. Then you get to that sniper mission and dudes heads arms and legs are flying off and I was pleasantly surprised
I was surprised this video has so few views. Keep going I think you can succeed on this platform. Subbed
Also I loved playing the Medal of Honor games back in the day. It had so many unique ideas that other shooters to this day don't have.
I appreciate that alot! We are going to be grinding for sure!
Still my favorite campaign of all time!!! It was based off of real SF ops. I still occasionally play it on PC!
The multiplayer was my favorite. I loved this game
I love this game so much. I love the realism and attention to detail. One of the few games to make me tear up at the ending. Such a shame they were never made backwards compatible on Xbox.
I miss this game and Warfighter so much
This and the Medal of Honor: Warfighter are the main reasons I did everything I could to find another Xbox 360 and I ended up with two of them. One from my local pawn shop back in January 2023 and then the other one from my brother in May of 2023 and I was very very happy that I have them also they both matte Black Slims from 2011 and 2012 which was cool to know they are both only 13 and 12 years old and haven't been played much
This game was so ridiculously good. The story was INCREDIBLE and multiplayer was insane.
It will stay at the top of my list of all time favorite FPS’, as well as BF3 (the BEST non Bad Company BF to date).
It’s unfortunate that it died the way it did, but at least EA never got the opportunity to completely destroy it like they did with Battlefield.
Multiplayer on this game was amazing
you can still play the multiplayer on either ps3 and PC. its crossplay and almost full servers every day
The multiplayer was golden, it was like a grounded smaller version of bf3 multiplayer
For some reason all I mainly remember about this game is the fact you could stab people and it would almost latch onto them and you could just keep stabbing them way after they died lmao
The best part 😭
I really hope they bring this franchise back
Still holds up and surpasses games released today
no one talking about the thumbnail being from ghost recon breakpoint
Yes. Someone had made Dusty from MOH in Ghost Recon. We didn't know that at the time and saw a high quality render so we used it.
Mother, Rabbit, Jester, and Specter. MOH and SOCCOM defined my childhood lol
Bought a 360 just to go back and play this. I bought this game years ago thinking it was backwards compatible and it wasn’t.
i feel like the majority of people who played and enjoyed this game played it as kids. it was most definitely one of my favorites and i enjoyed it a lot. i'll definitely be picking up another copy whenever i get another xbox 360
I loved multiplayer on this game. I basically only played this online for about a year.
you can still play the multiplayer. almost full servers every evening
@@Vaelin223 where? Xbox?
@@lubuleda PC and PS3. It's crossplay
EA needs to revisit this franchise! I love these games!
As a gear nerd seeing the accuracy of optics like aimpoints and eotechs, as well as mounting positions of ir and flash lights and other details are really neat i need to play this again
best part was double Y brought out the pistol. so you always had three guns
this game was so well written, so well performed, and so well made that even if it doesn't hold up to modern standards, it's still gonna go down in my all time favorites.
They NAILED the seal dialogue, character, and temperament. It does such an incredible job at creating genuine characters, something studios used to give a shit about. Warfighter was just as good. Cried at the end.
The online MP was short lived due to the building killstreaks but I loved it. The SP was highly under rated! My first platinum trophy
The knife kills and that one sniping mission where you fuck up those guys a mile away live in my head rent free
Bro I remember playing this on PS3 the thermal 50BMG sniper mission was wild
I miss when COD and MOH were connected to real world events. It just made them more meaningful. Sure its not a 1 to 1 portrayal but its still a tribute in a way to what the real people experienced.
The multiplayer was fun. Always loved getting up to a tomahawk
Its a shame the multiplayer servers arent online anymore, i was thinking about this game not long ago and was tempted to go back and play it again 😁 the multiplayer was a cool mix of battlefield and cod and i really enjoyed both games!
I need to replay it, I have it on steam.
Campaign was super solid, and the hardcore multiplayer servers were fantastic once you got used to how easy you could die.
Hardcore Operations was the GOAT, very similar to BC2's Rush mode but much tighter quartered and intense.
This is one of my favorite shooters. Played it again on pc recently and it still holds up.
This still my favorite single player campaign
Freakin loved this game, from the campaign to multiplayer.
I loved this game and the sequel (despite the bugs). I was really invested in the Mother, Preacher, Voodoo, Rabbit storyline. The supporting characters of Dusty and Stump were incredible too
I remember haing played this when i got back from Afghanistan and i can honestly say it gave me goose bumps.
The multiplayer was like BC2 and I loved it
Please Someone has to remember the ps3-ps2 game that had the case with all the bullets on It, was a awesome shooter game for its time! Childhood memory I can’t solve
I think you are thinking of the game Black? It has abunch of bullets on the cover
BLACK
@@CollodibottigliaCPUGPU yea that’s the one, now I want the game lol
Black is one of my all-time favorite games
2010 I was in Afghanistan with the Army. Came back at the end of 2010 and enjoyed the game. The game was fairly accurate for the time.
The last mission is based on the 1st Medal of Honor recipient to be recorded. His name was John Chapman and you can see the footage here on RUclips. Simple History also covered it
This game means a lot to me because I was literally getting to deploy to Afghanistan in 2010
I managed to pop the platinum trophy for this game on PS3 before the server shutdown.
Man, I MISS that game.
This and Warfighter had some of the best multiplayer. Its just a shame that it was so short lived.
So funny, I remember as a kid thinking MOH’s (2010) graphics was “too realistic” and “amazing”.
I loved the select fire option on the rifles. Being able to swap to semiautomatic and be more precise with shots made the campaign awesome. I grew up playing Rising Sun so when I found these games randomly I had to have them.
This game and its online gameplay was awesome!!!
I think of this game all the time and even look it up randomly on my Xbox to see if it was added to backwards compatibility.. miss this piece of gold! It was too good for its time I remember playing this campaign being like five thinking I was in a real war🤣
I played the campaign about a dozen times its one of the best I wish it was remastered
This game was crazy, campaign was it’s own game engine and mp was frostbite
I enjoyed this game when it came out. Online gaming was great too.
2010's MOH and specially 2012's MOHWF taught me that there's hella tons of AK's. also love the gun design and gun feedback
This game was as real as it gets to modern warfare, the atmosphere was unreal.
Loved this game. Best competitive multiplayer experience ever.
I wish the mp servers were still up, was a blast to play
Why is ghost recon break point on the front cover?
Yes. Someone had made Dusty from MOH in Ghost Recon. We didn't know that at the time and saw a high quality render so we used it.
Crazy how multiplayer was completely different
If I remember correctly, the multiplayer and single player were made by different teams.
I think they mainly used MOH as a testing ground for BF3 multiplayer
I loved this game so much. You could tell that a lot of time and effort went into researching it when you played it. The different countries that had their specops represented in multiplayer was SO cool.
I remember playing the this and it's sequel a lot when they came out.
This and Warfighter have the best campaigns of any modern FPS set in modern times. Both had me choked up in their endings. No other campaigns have touched my soul like that.