That's what the original Medal of Honor in PS1 is like, very punishing in later levels, once you die, you have to start all over again. And the AI cheats, A LOT, like they can sprint at you full speed while hitting you with pinpoint accuracy and blind fire without peaking their heads. F**K me man, it's even more harder than Allied Assault and its expansions in some places.
Fun Fact if no one else has said it. The chef that you kept seeing throughout the game is the same exact chef. There’s actually a fun little backstory of him forming a grudge against Patterson.
Fun fact: The Chef enemy is the same exact person each time you fight him. Each time you run into him, there are more and more battle wounds on his player model.
This is a flashback, to the night my family bought our PS2. My father took my sister and I down to the local KMart and we got to each pick a game. I picked Star Wars Battlefront, my sister picked Monsters Inc, and my dad picked MoH Frontline. It felt like playing Band of Brothers, which was one of my family's favorite shows around that time. Such an amazing game,and one that I regularly come back to even today. The score in particular is epic and so memorable to me, and often ends up in my music rotation. Loving this nostalgic series, Sour! You're killing it!
The whole day i thought "Boy what an epic move would it be if S0ur uploaded today, my evening would be saved" and then sexy S0ur just delivers greatness for real!
In Operation Rapunzel you can maintain your cover just by looking down at the ground as you walk past that guard who normally blows your cover. It's pretty buggy but it normally works.
I love how the first 3 missions is just Saving Private Ryan. Like the town level theres even a building laid out exactly like the one dude cowared in. So many painful memories of this game.
Medal of Honor is a relic from a time where games were games. You bought it off the shelf and it came with everything. No patches, no DLC, no P2W... It was all the hard work of developers who wanted to make a good product and cared about historical accuracy to give you the most immersive experience ever, something that even modern games cannot do anymore. For example: the first Medal of Honor had real WW2 veterans interviewed for the most accurate details possible, stuff that weren't even written in the books.
This was my first ever PS2 Game that I played with my dad. He passed away in 2013, thank you so much for letting me have these memories Oh and btw, even in the original, you have to bind the key to "cook the grenade" XD Memories from 2002 lolol
@@joecanteen7428 great question, if we take a look at ops comment it says "Rising Sun". With this information taken we can only fathom a guess that perhaps that means Rising Sun, however maybe "Rising Sun" is read as "Pacific Assault". I think you're on to something Sherlock!
@@joecanteen7428 Really? Rising Sun is one of my favorites. I do get lost on Guadalcanal most of the time but that is the worst part. Pistol Pete is one of my all time favorite FPS levels
It was B,L trigger,B,R trigger, Y,L trigger, X, down on the d pad for the GameCube. Been over 15 years and that is the one invincibility code I remember because this game broke me as a kid
I recently Platinumed this game on ps3 and after I finished it I was one of the people requesting it. you are just an absolute legend thank you for satisfying my nostalgia
1:14:34 there was supposed to be a special animation if you didn't kill the guy. He would pull a rocket launcher and shoot the bridge in front of you, this would result on him getting killed by fallen chandelier on top of him Edit 1:15:07 that's the rocket launcher i was talking about
@@S0ur Wonder why the levels look like Saving Private Ryan? It's because Steven Spielberg helped with the game. The Holland missions are from the movie = A bridge too far (Like the Nijmegen bridge and Yard by yard missions).
Love your play throughs man, definitely my favorite RUclipsr as of right now, I could watch for hours entertained or turn it on and get some rest. New to the channel but love the direction you’ve gone over the years from what I understand.
Great memories playing this gem with my dad, this game and him are the reason I’m such a big history lover. Always liked the cool animations and details in this game, it may be old but its still great. loved the play through as always, keep up the awesome work 👍
My goodness i remember those bullets passing through the water after being blown out of the landing craft so well. Very much child me could never figure out how to push through the beach! I recall my absolute amazement at the concept that shooting at the bunkers made them stop firing (!!!???!?!?!)! It seemed like magic that the game could understand and react to me doing that, and i was utterly impressed. Not that i was really supposed to be playing it at all, but those 30 minutes between me coming home from school and my parents coming home were used to the fullest! I thought i was being so sneaky, but they totally knew. I think it was their way of knowing i would not be up to any shenanigans in their absence. What a blast to see it be played!
This was the motherfucking GOAT back then. I got my PS2 when Modern Warfare first released (cons of living in a poor country), but this game was fucking BASED. Took me a long while to complete it, because I only got a memory card 3 months afterwards, and even then, this game on Normal difficulty was already difficult enough. But when I finally understood the mechanics and controls, I sped through it quite a lot. I still remember Clipping Their Wings being probably the hardest mission I had ever played, and I probably spent a week trying to beat it. But once Sturmgeist was history and I boarded the Horten... man, I shed a tear of joy. This and Rising Sun made my childhood.
This game right here, this Medal of Honor game was one of my First World War II shooters to play on the PS2 that ignited my love for history and warfare history with the second game being Call of Duty finest hour you already covered Amazing video as always sour gave me a few good laughs throughout it! Gonna dig out my old PS2 and play through this once again!
Although the video didn't record in the later sections, your raw audio still made me laugh (in solidarity). Great idea to keep playing and giving us a glimpse of what it must have been like!
Back in the days my dad had this game, once I got my grubby little hands on it I played through it on every difficulty, HARD was very frustrating. I’m super excited to see you play it!
Great video as usual! It sure was a journey to watch your pain through the no checkpoints and the terrible weapon accuracy (frontline is wonky like that). Love this game personally!
My childhood… the graphics man… at the time, it felt like you were really there experiencing what your grandaddy went through. This game will always hold a special place in my heart.
Its always nice to see you go thru these old games. Cant wait till you get to European Assault, played it a bit back in the day, though I don't remember how hard it is. Just that you can at least carry medkits, plus the Adrenaline feature.
Absolutely gut-wrenching how the video stopped recording after playing through this incredibly difficult game. I appreciate the way you went about it, though. This is probably the best choice you could have possibly chosen given your circumstances. Appreciate you, S0ur
Wow, you keep impressing me! I love all these! These games were my Child Hood!, Please do Moh:rising sun, Pacific Assault, and European Assault Next! I cant wait for more!!!!!!! You sould also play the first one from 1999 too :P
One of the first video games I remember playing, I can only really think of the intro mission when I look back on it, definitely a true childhood classic.
Omg I used to LOVE this game, played it on ps2 and had so much fun !! 💞 Crazy looking back at it now though, used to think it looked so good and realistic, now it looks rather odd and clunky 😿. Anywho absolutely loved your playthrough and the trip down memory lane, one of the other ps2 moh games I played was European assault which also had no saves on the highest difficulty, I'm not sure if this was just a console thing maybe ? Anywho I'm excited for when you finally get up to that and vanguard, it really is so nostalgic looking back at these games that I had so much fun with growing up. Take care and all the best 😽💖
I'm very overwhelmed with emotion. Right up until 2020, ever since 2010 i had bought the ps2 and i especially loved first-person shooters like these, especially in the ww2 setting. I would keep playing and replaying the story , because i loved history and i loved warfare, and it was a treat every time i got one of these games . So watching Sour play this made me tear up. Made me remember the good times when i was 8 and being so awestruck about the controls. You name it, I played it if it was on the ps2. From Cod Finest Hour, Cod Big Red One to Cod 3, Cod World At War: Final Fronts, and finally to more challenging ones like MOH Frontline and MOH Rising Sun. I really loved the menu theme for Frontline. It's my favourite game from these genres. I remember not being able to get pass the Arnhem Knights level for so long, kept dying to that tank. When i got to the level after the armoured train level, i said "enough is enough" and used the Shield cheat (you're shielded from bullets fired at long range but not close range but the cheat doesnt affect panzershrecks or grenades ) so it was still challenging, Watching you finally release a vid of this was a treat since i knew you would pick this up eventually. Thanks for the great content Sour, looking forward to the next one. You just made a lot of adults relive their childhood memories. Keep up the good work, love ya.
My first Medal of Honor game! Looking forward to see if you briefly experience the same struggles I did playing this one. I spent loads of time admiring the atmosphere of the game and looking at the extras. Over the next two years afterward, I did go back to play the earlier PS1 games, and then Allied Assault, finally, in 2020. W. Morgan Shepard's narration in this series is iconic to me, may he rest in peace.
I don't know what it is about these old Medal of Honor and Call of Duty games, but they're so full of life. You can see that the developers had fun making them. You can see nice attention to detail in a game older than many of us are. I think they're very underappreciated, and I wanna thank you for going through these, as old as they are
Heyyyy, look at that, I ended up in the video! That's cool. As for losing the footage, I think you did the best thing possible, not only by going through and telling what happened, but by incorporating parts of the audio into it as well. I would've liked even a few more of the audio clips, but I really have no complaints about how you handled that situation. God willing, it won't happen again, though. Good playthrough as usual, S0ur.
Back from work and finishing video, yeah these long vids are good background noise to have. Sometimes I'll pause what I'm doing and click back a few seconds to see something that I missed, sometimes I'll take a few and keep watching. These vids are an enjoyable thing.
MOH Frontline was an awesome game my older and i played it so much on our Gamecube and the soundtrack is phenomenal i never completed the game but i should when i get the chance thanks for making this S0ur
1:03:40 This sequence with the truck HAS to remind you of something ;) Also this game has SPECTACULAR music, I'm not sure if you turned it down or other reasons. And I would hope Rising Sun would be next as it's basically a "sibling" game since it uses almost the same mechanics.
The bonus level did come to mind, but the layout of On Track was the real instant recognition moment lol. I've seen a couple people say that about the music, it's a shame I didn't seem to hear much. If it was turned down it wasn't on purpose, I didn't think it was because I did hear bits of music from time to time, I remember a couple tracks that were shared with Allied Assault... no clue why it wasn't playing more often. Hopefully that's not a GCN thing.
1:31:45 another two special animation would also occurred here, the first one is if you killed the sniper at the middle top of the bridge before you climbed up, he would fall but hanging because he was attached into a rope. The second one is extremely rare i could only trigger this one when i still played the game, so all you have to do is to kill all the snipers at the top of the bridge except the middle one (yeah the same one) and then climb on top of the bridge, he would try to surrender but all you need to do is to wait for him. Seeing that you won't budge, this middle guy would slip and fell of the bridge or just continue begging for mercy (imagine seeing this the first time😮). I might be misremembered this one because i couldn't find someone recreating this on youtube. However this is just to show you that MOH frontline have a lot of secret
I can’t wait for rising sun. That was the first MOH I ever played and I replayed it a thousand times growing up. Also the 2 newest are some of my favorite ones
I played this game so much when I was young. I loved it. I also never beat it, until I dug up my 360, the disc, and played it with reverse compatibility last year. And good lord was it tough on Normal. But there were still so many good memories.
YEAH BABY WOOO I remember just recently coming across your vids this week and seeing you play other MoH games, i prayed you would do Frontline soon. It's one of my favorite FPS games of all time.
I’m excited for pacific assault and European assault. Those were my childhood favorites in the Medal of Honor franchise before airborne came out. Thanks for walking me down memory lane with all the best ww2 games of my childhood.
Man this game is the pinnacle of nostalgia... It doesnt hold up well even compared to the allied assault games, but at the time this was cinema quality. The Music too was absolutely amazing throughout. This game was responsible for my major in history and studying WW2 in college as well
This was always my favorite medal of honor game Frontline. I think a game/series you would probably enjoy is Turok Keeping with the gamecube theme, Turok evolution specifically.
This was my first PS2 game i played. I have no idea how old i was but i remember my dad picking it up after watching savinng private ryan. it was so cool!
As far as I know, this was the last MoH were character design was 'artisanal'. Everything you see about the NPCs, from the motion capture, to the animations and the models - it was all done by hand. Respect from bringing back this gem, I wish you could have focussed a bit more on the character designs, the small details (such as soldiers mouthing silently before dying), but I suppose that comes with time - I'm pretty sure I have over 100 replays of the entire game.
this game not having any checkpoints made younger me very angry
That's what the original Medal of Honor in PS1 is like, very punishing in later levels, once you die, you have to start all over again.
And the AI cheats, A LOT, like they can sprint at you full speed while hitting you with pinpoint accuracy and blind fire without peaking their heads.
F**K me man, it's even more harder than Allied Assault and its expansions in some places.
This game took me weeks when i was a child to make the first mission haha
Yeah, I remember dying at the end of the dockyards mission and just outright quitting the game for the night 😂
Ugh. I remember how much of a challenge the Rough Landing level was. I was just hopping that Barnes would just not be a dumbass and die on my watch.
YYYEEEESSSSS!
Rising sun has to be next Sour 🙏I’m loving these oldies the nostalgia is real thanks king!
And Pacific Assault
@@kahel5820imo worst in the series
My fav
Wildcard: He plays European Assault or infiltrator
@@Doviss_Wouldn't say so
I'd argue it's the game that modernized the MOH gameplay loop
Fun Fact if no one else has said it.
The chef that you kept seeing throughout the game is the same exact chef. There’s actually a fun little backstory of him forming a grudge against Patterson.
Same happens with the Japanese chef in Rising Sun.
I know it's the same cook but I didn't know they had a back story lol
Fun fact: The Chef enemy is the same exact person each time you fight him. Each time you run into him, there are more and more battle wounds on his player model.
This is a flashback, to the night my family bought our PS2. My father took my sister and I down to the local KMart and we got to each pick a game. I picked Star Wars Battlefront, my sister picked Monsters Inc, and my dad picked MoH Frontline. It felt like playing Band of Brothers, which was one of my family's favorite shows around that time. Such an amazing game,and one that I regularly come back to even today. The score in particular is epic and so memorable to me, and often ends up in my music rotation.
Loving this nostalgic series, Sour! You're killing it!
The whole day i thought "Boy what an epic move would it be if S0ur uploaded today, my evening would be saved" and then sexy S0ur just delivers greatness for real!
My pleasure good sir 🙏
That silenced pistol has the accuracy of a Storm Trooper's blaster
My childhood, I'm so excited for this brother
Same. This was awesome. Brought back a wave of nostalgia.
In Operation Rapunzel you can maintain your cover just by looking down at the ground as you walk past that guard who normally blows your cover. It's pretty buggy but it normally works.
If you can’t see them they can’t see you ultra realism
I'm so excited for Rising Sun. That game was the first one i ever played online on my ps2 as a kid. Was the coolest thing ever.
This is my childhood right here, thank you S0ur for playing it
I love how the first 3 missions is just Saving Private Ryan. Like the town level theres even a building laid out exactly like the one dude cowared in.
So many painful memories of this game.
Medal of Honor is a relic from a time where games were games. You bought it off the shelf and it came with everything. No patches, no DLC, no P2W... It was all the hard work of developers who wanted to make a good product and cared about historical accuracy to give you the most immersive experience ever, something that even modern games cannot do anymore. For example: the first Medal of Honor had real WW2 veterans interviewed for the most accurate details possible, stuff that weren't even written in the books.
This was my first ever PS2 Game that I played with my dad. He passed away in 2013, thank you so much for letting me have these memories
Oh and btw, even in the original, you have to bind the key to "cook the grenade" XD Memories from 2002 lolol
I can only hope you do Rising Sun and Airborne. Those two games are so much fun
Airborne is fun, rising sun is torture.
Sometime i am wonder are people talk about rising sun or pacific assault.
@@joecanteen7428 great question, if we take a look at ops comment it says "Rising Sun". With this information taken we can only fathom a guess that perhaps that means Rising Sun, however maybe "Rising Sun" is read as "Pacific Assault". I think you're on to something Sherlock!
@@Arti_The_Great Rising sun is know by many the worse of entire medal of honor series, This is all i am say.
@@joecanteen7428 Really? Rising Sun is one of my favorites. I do get lost on Guadalcanal most of the time but that is the worst part. Pistol Pete is one of my all time favorite FPS levels
The amount of effort you put into captioning is underappreciated. A massive W for accessibility and understandibility!
Start, square, L1, circle, R1, Triangle, L2, select, R2, PS2 invincibility, from memory Btw, this game was hella fun
It was B,L trigger,B,R trigger, Y,L trigger, X, down on the d pad for the GameCube. Been over 15 years and that is the one invincibility code I remember because this game broke me as a kid
I remember blasting the D-Day beach landing mission on my dad's super 90's home theater when this game came out.
Absolutely love these old COD and Medal of Honor playthroughs on your channel. Keep doing them!
I replayed the D-Day mission hundreds of times as a kid. Frontline was such a great game
I recently Platinumed this game on ps3 and after I finished it I was one of the people requesting it.
you are just an absolute legend thank you for satisfying my nostalgia
1:14:34 there was supposed to be a special animation if you didn't kill the guy. He would pull a rocket launcher and shoot the bridge in front of you, this would result on him getting killed by fallen chandelier on top of him
Edit 1:15:07 that's the rocket launcher i was talking about
Hah, fascinating! That explains it.
@@S0ur Wonder why the levels look like Saving Private Ryan? It's because Steven Spielberg helped with the game. The Holland missions are from the movie = A bridge too far (Like the Nijmegen bridge and Yard by yard missions).
Love your play throughs man, definitely my favorite RUclipsr as of right now, I could watch for hours entertained or turn it on and get some rest. New to the channel but love the direction you’ve gone over the years from what I understand.
This channel always knows how to scratch my nostalgia muscles
Thanks for playing my favorite MoH!
I have so many fond memories with Frontline. The level variety, weapons, soundtrack, etc. Can’t beat that.
Great memories playing this gem with my dad, this game and him are the reason I’m such a big history lover. Always liked the cool animations and details in this game, it may be old but its still great. loved the play through as always, keep up the awesome work 👍
The music was always so haunting. Nothing makes me think of the sorrow or sacrifice of war quite like this soundtrack
I will always be watching your 3 hour videos at work and it always makes me so happy when you play games like these
My goodness i remember those bullets passing through the water after being blown out of the landing craft so well. Very much child me could never figure out how to push through the beach! I recall my absolute amazement at the concept that shooting at the bunkers made them stop firing (!!!???!?!?!)! It seemed like magic that the game could understand and react to me doing that, and i was utterly impressed.
Not that i was really supposed to be playing it at all, but those 30 minutes between me coming home from school and my parents coming home were used to the fullest! I thought i was being so sneaky, but they totally knew. I think it was their way of knowing i would not be up to any shenanigans in their absence.
What a blast to see it be played!
Not you literally dropping a video of my absolute favorite MoH game that i still play with the homies on my dang birthday 🥹 big ups fam 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
I actually appreciate the fact that you took your time to recap the 3 missions that the original recording missed and edit the original audio :)
Bro this game is my childhood I’ve spent so much time on this game been waiting for you to upload this one.
God I played this so many times. So happy to see you play it!
I played this game and rising sun on the gamecube. Makes me feel nostalgic watching ya play this. I still have this game... maybe Ill replay it later.
Can't wait for the next titles! Keep going! Always so much fun to watch!
WOOOOO THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES, BEEN WAITING SO LONG!!!!
This was the motherfucking GOAT back then. I got my PS2 when Modern Warfare first released (cons of living in a poor country), but this game was fucking BASED. Took me a long while to complete it, because I only got a memory card 3 months afterwards, and even then, this game on Normal difficulty was already difficult enough. But when I finally understood the mechanics and controls, I sped through it quite a lot. I still remember Clipping Their Wings being probably the hardest mission I had ever played, and I probably spent a week trying to beat it. But once Sturmgeist was history and I boarded the Horten... man, I shed a tear of joy. This and Rising Sun made my childhood.
Continue with the series
This game right here, this Medal of Honor game was one of my First World War II shooters to play on the PS2 that ignited my love for history and warfare history with the second game being Call of Duty finest hour you already covered
Amazing video as always sour gave me a few good laughs throughout it! Gonna dig out my old PS2 and play through this once again!
Thanks for this video dude. This game was a big part of my childhood on the PS2. I can’t play it anymore, so I’ll watch it.
Been waiting for so long for this! Your the man sour!
This was very entertaining!! I really like your commentary. Gonna check if you have a COD: Big Red One video next. Keep it up dude!!!
AYYYE A BIRTHDAY PRESENT FROM SOUR LETS GOOOO
Happy birthday king
@@S0ur❤
YEEEEESSSSS!!! been hoping for this one! 🍿
Although the video didn't record in the later sections, your raw audio still made me laugh (in solidarity). Great idea to keep playing and giving us a glimpse of what it must have been like!
Man I'm so grateful to you for this nostalgia trip
I am so glad you uploaded this today, your next game has to be Rising Sun dude.
Back in the days my dad had this game, once I got my grubby little hands on it I played through it on every difficulty, HARD was very frustrating.
I’m super excited to see you play it!
Great video as usual! It sure was a journey to watch your pain through the no checkpoints and the terrible weapon accuracy (frontline is wonky like that). Love this game personally!
An absolute classic!!! Would love to see a playthrough of the modern Medal Of Honor games that came out!
Favorite Medal of Honor game! Operation market garden is such a banger, hell the whole ost is. I still play it sometimes when I’m in that mood
My childhood… the graphics man… at the time, it felt like you were really there experiencing what your grandaddy went through. This game will always hold a special place in my heart.
This game was a massive part of my youth. Glad to see one of my favourite blokes play it
Its always nice to see you go thru these old games. Cant wait till you get to European Assault, played it a bit back in the day, though I don't remember how hard it is. Just that you can at least carry medkits, plus the Adrenaline feature.
Absolutely gut-wrenching how the video stopped recording after playing through this incredibly difficult game. I appreciate the way you went about it, though. This is probably the best choice you could have possibly chosen given your circumstances. Appreciate you, S0ur
Wow, you keep impressing me! I love all these! These games were my Child Hood!, Please do Moh:rising sun, Pacific Assault, and European Assault Next! I cant wait for more!!!!!!! You sould also play the first one from 1999 too :P
One of the first video games I remember playing, I can only really think of the intro mission when I look back on it, definitely a true childhood classic.
This game kicked my ass when I was a kid, I have no doubt it would again as an adult lol. Thanks for the great videos
Rising sun and European Assault, cant wait for you to play those
Use the Sturmgewerh 44 on the lasr mission. The Browning Automatic rifles ammo and damage isn't adequate for the final boss fight.
This and Rising Sun were some of my favorite ps2 games, can't wait to see that one too!
I can’t ducking wait for you to play Pacific Assault or the brothers in arms series. You’re gonna love them!
Such tender tender memories with this game, the music makes me a little emotional, one of my first ps2 games.
2:33 always cracks me up how that man just takes off flying from that explosion 😂
Omg I used to LOVE this game, played it on ps2 and had so much fun !! 💞 Crazy looking back at it now though, used to think it looked so good and realistic, now it looks rather odd and clunky 😿. Anywho absolutely loved your playthrough and the trip down memory lane, one of the other ps2 moh games I played was European assault which also had no saves on the highest difficulty, I'm not sure if this was just a console thing maybe ? Anywho I'm excited for when you finally get up to that and vanguard, it really is so nostalgic looking back at these games that I had so much fun with growing up. Take care and all the best 😽💖
I understand you gotta keep content fresh, but I am so excited to see what you do with BO2
I'm very overwhelmed with emotion. Right up until 2020, ever since 2010 i had bought the ps2 and i especially loved first-person shooters like these, especially in the ww2 setting. I would keep playing and replaying the story , because i loved history and i loved warfare, and it was a treat every time i got one of these games . So watching Sour play this made me tear up.
Made me remember the good times when i was 8 and being so awestruck about the controls. You name it, I played it if it was on the ps2. From Cod Finest Hour, Cod Big Red One to Cod 3, Cod World At War: Final Fronts, and finally to more challenging ones like MOH Frontline and MOH Rising Sun. I really loved the menu theme for Frontline. It's my favourite game from these genres.
I remember not being able to get pass the Arnhem Knights level for so long, kept dying to that tank. When i got to the level after the armoured train level, i said "enough is enough" and used the Shield cheat (you're shielded from bullets fired at long range but not close range but the cheat doesnt affect panzershrecks or grenades ) so it was still challenging, Watching you finally release a vid of this was a treat since i knew you would pick this up eventually.
Thanks for the great content Sour, looking forward to the next one. You just made a lot of adults relive their childhood memories. Keep up the good work, love ya.
My first Medal of Honor game! Looking forward to see if you briefly experience the same struggles I did playing this one. I spent loads of time admiring the atmosphere of the game and looking at the extras. Over the next two years afterward, I did go back to play the earlier PS1 games, and then Allied Assault, finally, in 2020. W. Morgan Shepard's narration in this series is iconic to me, may he rest in peace.
I don't know what it is about these old Medal of Honor and Call of Duty games, but they're so full of life. You can see that the developers had fun making them. You can see nice attention to detail in a game older than many of us are. I think they're very underappreciated, and I wanna thank you for going through these, as old as they are
Heyyyy, look at that, I ended up in the video! That's cool.
As for losing the footage, I think you did the best thing possible, not only by going through and telling what happened, but by incorporating parts of the audio into it as well. I would've liked even a few more of the audio clips, but I really have no complaints about how you handled that situation. God willing, it won't happen again, though. Good playthrough as usual, S0ur.
Thank you sincerely for reminding me of my childhood, if your not worn out pleasee do rising sun ❤
Back from work and finishing video, yeah these long vids are good background noise to have. Sometimes I'll pause what I'm doing and click back a few seconds to see something that I missed, sometimes I'll take a few and keep watching. These vids are an enjoyable thing.
MOH Frontline was an awesome game my older and i played it so much on our Gamecube and the soundtrack is phenomenal i never completed the game but i should when i get the chance thanks for making this S0ur
This was one of my favorite games as a kid, great memories for sure.😊
This was my childhood, I have this whole game MEMORIZED
1:03:40 This sequence with the truck HAS to remind you of something ;)
Also this game has SPECTACULAR music, I'm not sure if you turned it down or other reasons.
And I would hope Rising Sun would be next as it's basically a "sibling" game since it uses almost the same mechanics.
The bonus level did come to mind, but the layout of On Track was the real instant recognition moment lol. I've seen a couple people say that about the music, it's a shame I didn't seem to hear much. If it was turned down it wasn't on purpose, I didn't think it was because I did hear bits of music from time to time, I remember a couple tracks that were shared with Allied Assault... no clue why it wasn't playing more often. Hopefully that's not a GCN thing.
1:31:45 another two special animation would also occurred here, the first one is if you killed the sniper at the middle top of the bridge before you climbed up, he would fall but hanging because he was attached into a rope.
The second one is extremely rare i could only trigger this one when i still played the game, so all you have to do is to kill all the snipers at the top of the bridge except the middle one (yeah the same one) and then climb on top of the bridge, he would try to surrender but all you need to do is to wait for him. Seeing that you won't budge, this middle guy would slip and fell of the bridge or just continue begging for mercy (imagine seeing this the first time😮). I might be misremembered this one because i couldn't find someone recreating this on youtube. However this is just to show you that MOH frontline have a lot of secret
I can’t wait for rising sun. That was the first MOH I ever played and I replayed it a thousand times growing up. Also the 2 newest are some of my favorite ones
Totally not expected but is a damn good surprise, love this game 😁
This game and video are the cleanest, best pleasure
The first MOH was the first FPS game I ever played. I was absolutely hooked! And frontline just blew me away ❤️
I played this game so much when I was young. I loved it. I also never beat it, until I dug up my 360, the disc, and played it with reverse compatibility last year. And good lord was it tough on Normal.
But there were still so many good memories.
This was my favorite gamecube game growing up. This is huge.
YEAH BABY WOOO I remember just recently coming across your vids this week and seeing you play other MoH games, i prayed you would do Frontline soon. It's one of my favorite FPS games of all time.
Just what I needed today
I’m excited for pacific assault and European assault. Those were my childhood favorites in the Medal of Honor franchise before airborne came out. Thanks for walking me down memory lane with all the best ww2 games of my childhood.
im proud of you son
Thanks pop
Man this game is the pinnacle of nostalgia... It doesnt hold up well even compared to the allied assault games, but at the time this was cinema quality. The Music too was absolutely amazing throughout. This game was responsible for my major in history and studying WW2 in college as well
More medal of honor pls. Love to watch you feel the pain from this classic series is strange funny. Pacific assault and airborne.
this is why finishing old games campaigns was very satisfying !
S0ur's M1911 redemption run continues! I look forward to seeing his reaction to what it can become in Airborne.
57:51 I like how you imitate the german phrases. Being a german myself this sounds incredibly well.
Cant wait for you to play airborne, one of my favourite games in the series!
One of the first games I played. Have so many memories on this game. Though I even struggled on the lower difficulties at the time 🤣
Excited for another video!!!
I vividly remember missing that hay cart in the mansion mission as a kid and having to restart the mission, I was absolutely livid lmao
This was always my favorite medal of honor game Frontline.
I think a game/series you would probably enjoy is Turok
Keeping with the gamecube theme, Turok evolution specifically.
This was my first PS2 game i played. I have no idea how old i was but i remember my dad picking it up after watching savinng private ryan. it was so cool!
This is the one i've played the most. Such a core memory
As far as I know, this was the last MoH were character design was 'artisanal'. Everything you see about the NPCs, from the motion capture, to the animations and the models - it was all done by hand.
Respect from bringing back this gem, I wish you could have focussed a bit more on the character designs, the small details (such as soldiers mouthing silently before dying), but I suppose that comes with time - I'm pretty sure I have over 100 replays of the entire game.
Man im getting flashbacks remembering how tough that game was... even on medium i got beat up as a kid.
This man is a masochist for my entertainment, it feels oddly nice.