I remember being a kid playing this, airborn, and European assault with my friends on the PS2. They would come over and we would stay up all night playing this games. The memories are real
same here. i remember all of us getting it in our dorm and playing it. we eventually moved onto call of duty. but this was our first. we would all take our super spec'd laptops to the engineering lab and tap into the T1 line and have low single digit pings. it was insane. good times man, good times.
Our National Army Infantry Museum near Ft Benning plays this song in their Medal of Honor exhibition room, I recognized it immediately, how great is that?
You don't happen to mean Ruined village, where there was always one in the shadows next to the crashed plane in the building? What I always laconically think back to is in Remagen: " 'Nade Alley" behind the central building, where people were always lobbing grenades into
zGunner I say all the experts come together and remaster this game as an indie game and bring back the best of the best. I salute those on the area51 server the last one they had
Fun fact; Medal of honor: Allied Assault is still being played online to this day, if you wanna hop in, join the discord, maybe you will find some old friends :) discord.gg/crgaMTwC
@@dieglhixI mean Zelda TotK, Metroid Prime, Resident Evil 4, FF16, Advance Wars, Bayonetta Origins, Fire Emblem Engage this year alone were all lovely, sincere, and memorable and they're all AAA
Operative13 Aside from mission 3 not being beatable, because when you're at the base of the bunker, you still magically take damage from the machineguns. But the theme is truly amazing.
+Iainofthemeteor No you don't. I've played Mission 3 10+ times and I just played it again today on hard. You just have to find a correct spot in the craters to not get hit. Don't call it 'unbeatable' just cause you can't do it, bro.
Will Davis "In the craters" not in the craters. When I've got past the craters, and I'm literally up against the concrete wall, lined up with 3 other allied soldiers talking about it (Just BEFORE running across into the trenches) I know people who have owned this game for years and have never managed to avoid damage while standing at the BASE OF THE BUNKER (There aren't craters literally touching the concrete) There is apparently some secret trick. But I find myself standing at the very base of the bunker, lined up with those 3 other guys and still taking mystery hits through that whole conversation they have (ending with them shouting "COVERING FIRE!" and shooting recklessly around the corner while each other run towards the trench and blow up via mines) It's physically impossible to be shot there, as the machineguns would have to point straight down through the concrete wall. However health is still lost. Nobody I know who has played this game knows of any way to avoid damage at this point. Therefore, it's either unbeatable, or all its players I happen to know were put on a blacklist to have their copies of the game altered for a laugh by EA. When I state an exact reason as to why the mission cannot be completed, with a full description of the circumstances and the reasoning as to why it cannot be circumvented (because it happens AFTR bypassing the point at which you can even be shot at), replying with that "Hah I'm being a cheely mofo and calling you bro because this is the internet and I'm a god" attitude does not constitute a logical response. Sorry I had to cut it down to a short version, but I was getting bored.
There are 3.6k comments. I know nobody reads this comment, but let me write something for my record. I’m a Japanese who played MoHAA as the first game. I was a weird nurd, bullied, and had no friends. My only relief was to play this game. This game and this song gave me a confident that I could be something different, savior of the world. Now I’m about to graduate the best MBA school in the world, joining the best mgmt consulting firm. Everything I have achieved was thanks to this game and this song. Thank you EA games. You were different. I came to the US and I love the US because of this song, but I must confess, that the country I’m observing right now is different from what I admired.
Internet brings out the best and the worst from people. Your story is touching. I don't know you, probably never will, but we kind of fought together on the battlefields of the Bocage, Omaha Beach, Trondheim and others. Greeting you, MoHAA veteran from another part of the world. You did great, keep going strong.
Believe me any actual American despises the current "nation" that calls itself America, it is just a hijacked Israel project at this point. Mohaa saved a lot of lives I am glad you shared a lot of the same memories of the game.
Believe me any actual American despises the current "nation" that calls itself America, it is totally hijacked at this point. Mohaa saved a lot of lives I am glad you shared a lot of the same memories of the game.
When I listen to this song I crying. I'm crying because this is my first shooter I got. I'm crying, because this is my childhood. I'm crying, because this game introduce me in WWII and I wanted know more about this conflict. I'm crying, because this really good game and probably we'll not get any game like this anymore. And finally I'm crying, because this soundtrack is unquotable and unforgettable.
Bro. Same. These feels are too much. My brother and I used to play this all the time. Haven't seen him or my family in so long it really hits different now 😭😭✌
Same here brother. This is one of the very few songs that evoke such a feeling for me. I was around 12 or so and I'll never forget this song that led to some of the best memories. The campaign, the multiplayer, and even just the fact that you could go online way back then meant so much. T_T
Exactly, this was my first game too, and I wanted to know more about WWII,.I played this game on the original xbox, and it was my first video game ever, and I can't believe i've found it, so many memories have come back to me.
I cry when I hear this also. Takes me back almost 20 years. Playing this on the PC with my Dad who was 55. Loved playing this with him. He passed away in 2008. Such great memories.
Imagine this: You go home after a "hard" day in school. You fire up your old pc, click on a star shaped icon and continue your adventure through a ww2 historic game. Whenever you feel like you can't advance anymore on or don't know what to do becsuase you have 0 English knowledge, your dad who remembers every mission piece by piece is there to help you. And when you finished for the day you rest at the menu, listening to this masterpiece. Good times.
Fun fact; Medal of honor: Allied Assault is still being played online to this day, if you wanna hop in, join the discord, maybe you will find some old friends :) discord.gg/crgaMTwC
@@lonelyguy5326 Fun fact; Medal of honor: Allied Assault is still being played online to this day, if you wanna hop in, join the discord, maybe you will find some old friends :) discord.gg/crgaMTwC
I used to play this game whit my dad when i was like 8-9 years old. I´m 23 now and man i really miss those days... This song makes me be there once more
I know that nobody is gonna see my comment , however .. this game this music made my childhood .. alot of times and I mean it alot of time I was so sad and when I hear that sound I know it will be good times cause am going to play my game .. the game made my childhood great .. am in tears everytime I hear this sound .. am 32 years old now and I can't forget it and I will never ❤️❤️
Cant believe I played this game nonstop for like 8 years. And I don't think any game will ever make that accomplishment in my life unless some kind of ww2 simulator came out where they put your real body in the game other than that this game will be the only game that really has a place in my heart. So many amazing memories with family and friends with this game.
I thought I would listen to this to commemorate the 75th anniversary of D-Day. I believe what Churchill said of the Battle of Britain holds true to all the war: “Never was so much owed by so many to so few.” - Winston Churchill
@@Johnytomm this game had 2 expansions that were complete games not some skins or maps added. I actually started playing spearhead and found out about the original and breakthrough later because my father kept them in his room
*May 30 2014, One day before GameSpy shuts down* *finds and installs MOHAA CD after 9 years* One last game, for old times' sake. Edit: The best to all those at the Area 51 server.
***** Yeah :/ I'm actually walking the empty streets of an old server I used to play on lol they're using a Reborn patch thing, but there's still nobody on as usual now
2022 and I am transported straight back to my youth, the games were amazing and the music to all the Medal of Honour games were absolutely breathtakingly gorgeous
Back when realistic FPS games were fun. Miss those days. Imagine if they just re-released this game again with modern-day graphics and effects? They'd make a fortune.
I played multiplayer obsessively from around 2003 until the All Seeing Eye server browser program got shut down sometime during 2008. I am now a 31 year old man and I got teary eyes remembering the good times going apeshit john wick mode with the kar98k on Stalingrad TDMs. Everyone reading this who has shared this awesome experience of better times in gaming I hope you are doing well in life.
My first fps and my first game ever. I know for many of you guys this was your first game in 2002 and 2003 but for me it was in 2014. Yes, when i was 7 years old and I was born in 2007 so now i am 16. I absolutely adored the game and this is the main reason why i got myself into history. I played it on my dad's PC ane my grandfather's PC. Old machines. Yes, we were poor and we couldn't afford newer games, so we had these. Yet, they were 100 times better than anything in 2014. Then my grandfather's pc got an upgrade and dad didn't let me play so no more mohaa. For 5 years i haven't touched this game because i just can't afford a pc. And i would give anything to boot up a pc, log into the main menu and listen to this hit all day.
Also, no use running it on Windows 10+, Windows 7 and 8 were the last things that could play it, before a certain "security" update. (I don't have it and my PC is absolutely fine).
Played this with my dad Only good memory I got of him I searched for ages to find this theme trying to remember what game Glad I get to hear it once more
CounterNerd Yup, Good old Memories, Playd this with my Dad, this was my first PC game ever, with Max Payne 1 and this, I finished this again in 2014 again+ all the DLC, or 2013, and it made me more happy then modern games, I mean: it enjoys a lot, more then old games :), and a guy I knew was 16-19 then and I was 4-6, and now I'm 19, and he's like 34-35 probably, Time's flying :((, Good old wonderfull Childhood :)
Story Oyun We can't get those times back, they're behind us. So the important thing is we remember them, and cherish them. Be glad we got to do it once, instead of never :)
This is about the 23rd time I've watched this same video... Every time I rewatch this video the feels take me over, and I read all of the comments... EA is a black hole full of lies... Empty streets... One more time for old times sake... I feel like EA is going in the same direction that CoD did... If you look at them, they started out very good and had lots of similarities, now CoD has left its brother stranded in the dark abyss. We all will always remember this great childhood game. I think its the best game I've ever played... Looking at it now, it has bad graphics, bad animation... Etc., but when you really look at it... You remember the great times and how happy you were when you got this wonderful, amazing game. I've never felt that same way before when getting ANY, other game. RIP, MOHAA, we will always remember you.
The US Army Infantry Museum in Fort Benning, GA plays this in the Medal of Honor room. Went there after I graduated basic and it was a very nice surprise
I remember when our phone bill came and my mom (RIP) thought they added a zero by mistake ,but it was just me hooking my modem card to play this game online every day , my first fps & online game ever .💓💓
I still remember the cd key for this game, 5000-0000-0000-0000-5068 :) , somehow every detail stayed with me. The game isn't only defined by the graphics and gameplay , but the soundtrack, cover art, every detail was important, and is remembered to this day. We were there when it mattered, in the golden age, I hope those times come again in our lifetimes.
I played both of them. Should've seen my PC back then. Just filled with classic WW2 games. Well I guess it's still quite the same as my PC is like today just a few games missing here and there. I also played some Vietnam War games but none really was a go to favourite for me.
This reminds me of my Grandpa,he was in WW2,the last thing i remember he said before his death was ''Here i go my friends,wait for me there,Oorah!'' after that day,i cleaned his uniform,and his weapons,now i have them im my room,just to remember that my grandpa it's still with us,and i will see him back in the end of my days.
TheRake779 dude.. your comment has me in tears.. what your grandpa said.. wow man.. I'm going into the army soon and ima remember that for some reason it gives me strength ..
Feeling pretty emotional right now. Medal of Honor - Allied Assault basically kickstarted my patriotism and passion for the Army when I was just six years old. I’m now 21 and have been serving in the Army for a couple years now. All thanks to this ripper game.
:') The old times... I'm crying... Oh god, when I remember playing this game woah... Fuck the new ones, this game made me happier than ever! The OST made me feel like a real soldier, fighting for my mates, for the country, for the HONOR.
Who can dislike this wonderful game? Only little Kids.... This gäbe is a legend... And its the Best game ever. I MISS THE OLD DAYS... But its never too late to play this masterpiece lets play It again :D
0:33 Is right in the feels even though I wasnt alive during the time. Ww2 has always been a passion of mine and this song hits right home with everything Ive read and even heard from a ww2 veteran who I spoke to while volunteering at the VA clinic. Makes me never forget the bravery and sacrifice these men made or the scars of what men like him went through. O7🇺🇲🇬🇧🇷🇺🇫🇷🇹🇼
One of the best games ever, so many good times, and mates made playing this, the matches, clans, Teamspeak! the laughs! And that main theme! Awesome. Miss those days badly!
Jamie Cunning Well, I guess I never really remember when people used teamspeak, because I played MoHAA when I was 8. I remember winning a match with 24 kills and like 14 deaths or whatever, and it was the best thing I ever did in that game.
A couple months ago on a lazy weekend I was browsing 9gag when I recognised a picture in the feed. It was the MOHAA main menu. So I click on it and this old theme starts playing, mind you I probably havent heard it for at least a decade now. I remember this wave of pure sorrow overcoming me, how I then reached for a pillow without taking my eyes off the screen, but the rest was blurry after that. I remember snapping back to reality when my partner touched my shoulder, she heard sobbing from my room and came to look. She said my eyes red and glistening with tear and so was the pillow I was hugging, looking like someone who had just lost a loved one....
2000s: Developers knew what people needed, without them knowing. Now: Developers don't know what people need and they don't listen to players who knows what they need.
I played this in the background while my dad was watching game of thrones we turned his head so fast and looked at me dead in the eyes he was smiling. I said what happened he went "Medal of Honor! , oh the nostalgia" brings back memories of the great times ;)
if your multiplayer gamertag was 'SnipaScooby', I never forgot you. you always wrecked me on 'Destroyed Village'. idk if we were the same age, but it was always cool to catch us on the same server around the same time when school got out. hope you're well. - Kaotic One
I remember 'sharking' in MoH AA multiplayer using the ladder glitch. Spending hours just hanging with friends on the battlefields of Europe. The maps the mods, the skins... When i first played a medal of honor game I felt like I put on my boots and helmet and signed up for my tour of duty.
The reason why there aren't many WW2 shooters these days are because of the "new" generation. They don''t give a fuck about history, probably don''t know shit about WW2, the only thing they like are modern weapons->lasers and shit. Thats why the developers keep making modern shit, because it sells better. Give me a WW2 shooter any day. Way better, and it has many times epic soundtracks like this one.
I applaud you good sir! This is very true! When the new generation sees a perfect game like this they reply: "Umm...Where are the hit markers, lasers, and jet packs" That really pisses me off!
***** It's more like, by the time 2007 rolled around ww2 shooters were done forwards backwards and upside down. Developers drove the genre into the ground. Eventually the modern shooter genre will suffer the same fate and we'll move to something else.
Slay I never said they went away entirely. Games like wolfenstein with cyborg dogs and super nazis hold a bit of luster because they have more going on. There are still a few ww2 games here and there. they've had a mini comeback recently
Both my grandads fought in World War 2...they told me all about it before they died, it sounded tough, I respect everything they did for us. I tell zoomers suffering through high GPU prices how I got through MOHAA with a substandard GPU...they call me a stupid boomer...kids these days...they weren't there man, they don't know how tough it was...those were the days that gamers just had to make do with what they had.
I played this right after it came for several years and all the expansion packs ,that Spearhead one with the drive through the german lines blasting the germans was epic ,and this song I listened to hit a zillion times ,it was a awesome game 😁😁😁😁
Imagine your at your 40s if not near 40 and you check on your son, you hear the familiar glorious nostalgic music. You saw your son is playing the game on your old computer.
This game was my childhood addiction. It got me interested in learning about WWII. I was 13 and had my own clan with some family and friends. Each clan had a website. I wanted a website for my clan. Here I am 20 years later as a full time full stack developer. Thank you MOHAA!
every now and then i play this game. This is the first game i remeber playing on PC when i was like 12 or so. This "old" games really had something. Still enjoy it more than new games. Salut
The best World War II Scenario game ever. Couldn't have done it better. The theme of the script is magnificent. I was 17 years old when I played this game. I'm 38 now and it still affects me. And the Remastered version of this game must be made faithfully to the original.
This song is the meaning of nostalgia for me. Other songs remind me of the past, but this... this fucking hits hard every time. The opening bell puts my brain straight back to launching the game as a kid and searching to join a server. Like for many others, this was the first real fps game and online experience. I didn't know it then, no one did, but damn what an era and what a start to what gaming and the internet would become. I'm not crying you're crying.
....and there is still War on this Planet....people will never learn from History. At least all those brave soldiers at the D-Day fought and died to bring Europe peace and wealth for many years.
RaizenToguro "black people" and Muslims were not killed or really hated by Nazis. Muslims themselves were and still are very anti semitic to be honest. And black people...well the Nazis surely didn't respect Black People, but they also didn't killed or arrested them.
I can't express my feelings in words.Anyone else get this? Nostalgia overload.
I remember being a kid playing this, airborn, and European assault with my friends on the PS2. They would come over and we would stay up all night playing this games. The memories are real
+Joe Douglas remeber back in 2007 i played this with my best friend.This song wake up so many memories in me.
+Joe Douglas of you want more of MOHA check put my video
+Joe Douglas Same here brother
+Joe Douglas Operation Overlord...
Nostalgia hitting me like a bullet right now...
Snooperking Lol didn't expect u here :D
haha whats up man?XD this game was the shit when I was like 8 haha
Snooperking :D Love your vids. I was just scrolling through some awesome video game themes and then I found this
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Man, you ain't kidding. Brings me back to the days of the {555} bolt action rifle server.
I played this game in 2002, when I was in college. Now, I'm 46. Still give me the chills...
35 and same
same here. i remember all of us getting it in our dorm and playing it. we eventually moved onto call of duty. but this was our first. we would all take our super spec'd laptops to the engineering lab and tap into the T1 line and have low single digit pings. it was insane. good times man, good times.
Oh damn
Same here. Now I’m 44
33 and the same feeling. A good one to all of you folks!
Powell! Check the door!
ambush!!
+David Carvalho Doooctooorrr (from pacific assault)
Covering fire!
*Checks door* What was that? I think I heard something...
Fire in th..
Oh error xD
Our state war memorial museum has this song play 24/7 in the world war two hall.
:)
I'm jelly
Our National Army Infantry Museum near Ft Benning plays this song in their Medal of Honor exhibition room, I recognized it immediately, how great is that?
MasterAceman123456
I love it.
Seriously ? This is awsome !
God i love this song so much.
Remember killing nazis on the V2 factory, good old times.
They also played this at the memorial for D-Day at Omaha beach.
Two words: *Sniper Town*
Still have PTSD from that
You don't happen to mean Ruined village, where there was always one in the shadows next to the crashed plane in the building?
What I always laconically think back to is in Remagen: " 'Nade Alley" behind the central building, where people were always lobbing grenades into
*Death montage flashbacks intensifies*
The hardest mission snipers everywhere
I have nightmares with sniper's last stand,escape from trondheim on hard and that bastard dogs
(Medal of honor allied assault)
When videogames had soul....
Yes 👏
Amen
True of true..
@Anthony Johnson I can tell you're Australian
Kids think that games have sole now a days too, you have just grown out of those experiences on that level
A huge salute to one of the greatest FPS games of all time.
Remove senpai kush profile pic.
zGunner I say all the experts come together and remaster this game as an indie game and bring back the best of the best. I salute those on the area51 server the last one they had
My first game on PC.
Never forget the old Medal of Honor o7
Fun fact; Medal of honor: Allied Assault is still being played online to this day, if you wanna hop in, join the discord, maybe you will find some old friends :)
discord.gg/crgaMTwC
Games now: *So much competition and Hatred towards players*
Games then: *pls enjoy this story that will be engraved in you heart forever*
Amazing words...
😭😭😭😭😭😭
And the multi-player experience: goofy and fun compared to now
There are still games like that but you gotta go deeper than AAA marketing. Don't fall on popular stuff.
@@dieglhixI mean
Zelda TotK, Metroid Prime, Resident Evil 4, FF16, Advance Wars, Bayonetta Origins, Fire Emblem Engage this year alone were all lovely, sincere, and memorable and they're all AAA
Not to mention the strive towards online only.
When EA actually made good games.
Operative13 EA still publishes some good games, just because few of them now are bad doesn't mean all of them are.
published*
and not pressured companies to release pre-alpha condition titles just to make their shitty stock go up
Operative13 Aside from mission 3 not being beatable, because when you're at the base of the bunker, you still magically take damage from the machineguns. But the theme is truly amazing.
+Iainofthemeteor No you don't. I've played Mission 3 10+ times and I just played it again today on hard. You just have to find a correct spot in the craters to not get hit. Don't call it 'unbeatable' just cause you can't do it, bro.
Will Davis
"In the craters" not in the craters. When I've got past the craters, and I'm literally up against the concrete wall, lined up with 3 other allied soldiers talking about it (Just BEFORE running across into the trenches) I know people who have owned this game for years and have never managed to avoid damage while standing at the BASE OF THE BUNKER (There aren't craters literally touching the concrete)
There is apparently some secret trick. But I find myself standing at the very base of the bunker, lined up with those 3 other guys and still taking mystery hits through that whole conversation they have (ending with them shouting "COVERING FIRE!" and shooting recklessly around the corner while each other run towards the trench and blow up via mines)
It's physically impossible to be shot there, as the machineguns would have to point straight down through the concrete wall. However health is still lost.
Nobody I know who has played this game knows of any way to avoid damage at this point.
Therefore, it's either unbeatable, or all its players I happen to know were put on a blacklist to have their copies of the game altered for a laugh by EA. When I state an exact reason as to why the mission cannot be completed, with a full description of the circumstances and the reasoning as to why it cannot be circumvented (because it happens AFTR bypassing the point at which you can even be shot at), replying with that "Hah I'm being a cheely mofo and calling you bro because this is the internet and I'm a god" attitude does not constitute a logical response.
Sorry I had to cut it down to a short version, but I was getting bored.
Powell, go back down there and grab those bangalores!
:D
AMERIKANISCHER SPIONNNNNNN
What the hell are you waiting for lieutenant?! GRAB THOSE BANGALORES!!!
Fire in a hole fire in a hole get down
Jefferson! Webber! You're up! Head for that trench over there! COVERING FIRE!!
Granddad introduced me to this one in 2002. Still playing in 2024
RIP Granddad 1935 - 2013
Your granddad knew this game (let alone playing it) pushing close to 70? God rest his soul, sounds like a man of taste with an open mind.
This game what made me today, a PC gamer...
Me too my friend.
Same my friend.
ah yest when i got my pentium 4 this and Wolfeinstein was the sheet.
@@mattheil6028 just like a wise man once said...
Shieeet
I agree
The good old days when EA wasn't shit yet.
+TurboPummel Nah, they were shit since like 1997
+TurboPummel yup
+TurboPummel They were shit since they bought westwood studios those shits are the cancer of the gaming industry
go check out a game in development called "Battalion 1944" if you miss these type of games.
+NapoleonBonaparte they made Generals And Generals Zero Hour
There are 3.6k comments. I know nobody reads this comment, but let me write something for my record. I’m a Japanese who played MoHAA as the first game. I was a weird nurd, bullied, and had no friends. My only relief was to play this game. This game and this song gave me a confident that I could be something different, savior of the world. Now I’m about to graduate the best MBA school in the world, joining the best mgmt consulting firm. Everything I have achieved was thanks to this game and this song. Thank you EA games. You were different. I came to the US and I love the US because of this song, but I must confess, that the country I’m observing right now is different from what I admired.
Internet brings out the best and the worst from people. Your story is touching. I don't know you, probably never will, but we kind of fought together on the battlefields of the Bocage, Omaha Beach, Trondheim and others. Greeting you, MoHAA veteran from another part of the world. You did great, keep going strong.
Wow my friend really touched 😔
And they stil say to us , dont play games,
Believe me any actual American despises the current "nation" that calls itself America, it is just a hijacked Israel project at this point. Mohaa saved a lot of lives I am glad you shared a lot of the same memories of the game.
Believe me any actual American despises the current "nation" that calls itself America, it is totally hijacked at this point. Mohaa saved a lot of lives I am glad you shared a lot of the same memories of the game.
When I listen to this song I crying.
I'm crying because this is my first shooter I got.
I'm crying, because this is my childhood. I'm crying, because this game introduce me in WWII and I wanted know more about this conflict.
I'm crying, because this really good game and probably we'll not get any game like this anymore.
And finally I'm crying, because this soundtrack is unquotable and unforgettable.
Bro. Same. These feels are too much. My brother and I used to play this all the time. Haven't seen him or my family in so long it really hits different now 😭😭✌
Same here brother. This is one of the very few songs that evoke such a feeling for me. I was around 12 or so and I'll never forget this song that led to some of the best memories. The campaign, the multiplayer, and even just the fact that you could go online way back then meant so much. T_T
Exactly, this was my first game too, and I wanted to know more about WWII,.I played this game on the original xbox, and it was my first video game ever, and I can't believe i've found it, so many memories have come back to me.
I cry when I hear this also. Takes me back almost 20 years. Playing this on the PC with my Dad who was 55. Loved playing this with him. He passed away in 2008. Such great memories.
i played medal of honor with my uncle and cousin back in 2004. my uncle died with cancer last year.. every time i hear this i cry
Am I the only one who gets chills straight up their spine?
Bobby __NY42 Nope. :D
Definitely not lad, we’re all here with you
It feels like the funeral of a veteran... Well, it kinda is. =(
I can’t express how I feel in words
I feel you bro. just don't make games like they used to :( I wish i could go back in time and game a little and enjoy it more. life goes to fast.
Imagine this:
You go home after a "hard" day in school. You fire up your old pc, click on a star shaped icon and continue your adventure through a ww2 historic game. Whenever you feel like you can't advance anymore on or don't know what to do becsuase you have 0 English knowledge, your dad who remembers every mission piece by piece is there to help you. And when you finished for the day you rest at the menu, listening to this masterpiece. Good times.
You sir, just described my childhood perfectly.
@@sarpguler9356 Your's and a lot of other people's I beleive.
you're gonna make me cry, stoppp
Damn it, that made me cry
Thank you. You are a good Man
My first ever fps...i still remember back on 2002 when i was playing this awesome game.Oh the memories and the fun.
My first ever game. Back then in 2007 ;)
i played moh for the 1st time in 1999 :)
2008 here
Fun fact; Medal of honor: Allied Assault is still being played online to this day, if you wanna hop in, join the discord, maybe you will find some old friends :)
discord.gg/crgaMTwC
@@lonelyguy5326 Fun fact; Medal of honor: Allied Assault is still being played online to this day, if you wanna hop in, join the discord, maybe you will find some old friends :)
discord.gg/crgaMTwC
Anyone else remember the Chateau, the Train Station, the little Town in the Snow, the Lighthouse on the Coast?
Yep, That was my Childhood game, I still replay it sometimes, Brings back so many memories.
I installed mohaa a few days ago and i almost completed it now. I'll always remember this game
The small African village, the U boat hangar, the labor camp. Yes, brother, we've all been there
2:19 the peak of my chill
The Bridge, Stalingrad
I used to play this game whit my dad when i was like 8-9 years old. I´m 23 now and man i really miss those days... This song makes me be there once more
Much respect Anguilini
same. my mom dad brother and i played a lan game with our laptops
and killed each other
@@eminemilly 😂😂😂🤣🤣 Lol Family fun at its best! 😅
@@TAURON85 yeah it was the last time I remember our mom playing video games with us lol. Maybe a little wii fit haha
Michael Giacchino literally composes for Batman now. This man killed it so hard for video games for years that movie studios took notice.
Yup, would still rank his video game stuff up there wit his best. Might even say it is his best
I cry a little bit :´)
nostalgic felling overload
mannn so nostalgic :'(
No joda me largo a llorar, esto me trae demasiados recuerdos
man, me too)
Me too..
I know that nobody is gonna see my comment , however .. this game this music made my childhood .. alot of times and I mean it alot of time I was so sad and when I hear that sound I know it will be good times cause am going to play my game .. the game made my childhood great .. am in tears everytime I hear this sound .. am 32 years old now and I can't forget it and I will never ❤️❤️
Cant believe I played this game nonstop for like 8 years. And I don't think any game will ever make that accomplishment in my life unless some kind of ww2 simulator came out where they put your real body in the game other than that this game will be the only game that really has a place in my heart. So many amazing memories with family and friends with this game.
World of Tanks beats any game
no it is true
I can because im Russian :)
im simply expressing my opinion
You should try Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad or just Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45.
God I loved Allied Assault. The campaign was so fun, nowadays games mainly focus on multiplayer. ugh
+Austin true
+Feokew smith fuck yeah it did... WHO HERE REMEMBERS FREEZETAG ON SPEARHEAD/BREAKTHROUGH good fucking god that was legendary.
+silentslayer771 freezetag is one of the best game modes ever made
Austin the sniper multiplayer only its fun
(JUST SPAM TAUNTS)
Btw im still playing medal of honor allied assault multiplayer
And money hogging extras
I thought I would listen to this to commemorate the 75th anniversary of D-Day.
I believe what Churchill said of the Battle of Britain holds true to all the war:
“Never was so much owed by so many to so few.” - Winston Churchill
I miss these old games... Where you didn't have 34 DLCs in-game, with actual care for the story.
This game did have like 3 expansions, though
@@Johnytomm but they had different campaigns though.. not like today dlc only include new guns or shit
Yeah, THERE'S NO SCHOOL LIKE THE OLD SCHOOL!
At ease, soldier...
Medal Of Honor. FOREVER! o/
@@TefahazemHazem Fair enough
@@Johnytomm this game had 2 expansions that were complete games not some skins or maps added. I actually started playing spearhead and found out about the original and breakthrough later because my father kept them in his room
Beautiful music n such good childhood memories
yea I played this game 3 years before
The finest theme, if not piece, ever composed for a game.
Still a favourite after all these years.
*May 30 2014, One day before GameSpy shuts down*
*finds and installs MOHAA CD after 9 years*
One last game, for old times' sake.
Edit: The best to all those at the Area 51 server.
***** Yeah :/ I'm actually walking the empty streets of an old server I used to play on lol they're using a Reborn patch thing, but there's still nobody on as usual now
***** Yeah, it sucks :/
Great news, someone made a fix called BF2Hub that lets you still play those great old games and Im pretty sure it includes AA!
Man your comments make me fucking cry, empty streets? One more time for old time's sake with this theme playing? Jesus!!
Let's face it, the moment of WWII games has died.
Thing is, even IF they bring them back, they won't be as good as before.
2022 and I am transported straight back to my youth, the games were amazing and the music to all the Medal of Honour games were absolutely breathtakingly gorgeous
Ah my father's favourite fps game ever. This game will forever holds a special place in my heart.
Hats off!
Nostalgia levels over 9000
Back when realistic FPS games were fun. Miss those days. Imagine if they just re-released this game again with modern-day graphics and effects? They'd make a fortune.
I totally agree!! WWII games will never get boring!
Rodrigo Brambilla Gomes Agreed
Try out Red Orchestra 2. Realistic and WWII!
unTamed yeah! It´s good butt MoH is my first fps game
MOH allied assault with improved graphics and realism. id buy it in a heart beat
Never forget the moment that the ramp dropped. That will live with us all, forever.
20 years ago my friend, felt like I was there with the young men on 6 june 1944, although i was only 13 years old...
I played multiplayer obsessively from around 2003 until the All Seeing Eye server browser program got shut down sometime during 2008. I am now a 31 year old man and I got teary eyes remembering the good times going apeshit john wick mode with the kar98k on Stalingrad TDMs. Everyone reading this who has shared this awesome experience of better times in gaming I hope you are doing well in life.
My first fps and my first game ever. I know for many of you guys this was your first game in 2002 and 2003 but for me it was in 2014. Yes, when i was 7 years old and I was born in 2007 so now i am 16. I absolutely adored the game and this is the main reason why i got myself into history. I played it on my dad's PC ane my grandfather's PC. Old machines. Yes, we were poor and we couldn't afford newer games, so we had these. Yet, they were 100 times better than anything in 2014. Then my grandfather's pc got an upgrade and dad didn't let me play so no more mohaa. For 5 years i haven't touched this game because i just can't afford a pc. And i would give anything to boot up a pc, log into the main menu and listen to this hit all day.
Not long after me, I think I started in 2009.
I was 4 years old, still in Kindergarten.
Also, no use running it on Windows 10+, Windows 7 and 8 were the last things that could play it, before a certain "security" update.
(I don't have it and my PC is absolutely fine).
Played this with my dad
Only good memory I got of him
I searched for ages to find this theme trying to remember what game
Glad I get to hear it once more
I always get the shiver when i hear the soundtrack:)Its just so awesome
me too... :)
Till this day brother
I still cry to this like a baby
يالله على ايام حتى وان عدت ولعبت ممكن اللعبه موجوده لكن من أين تأتي بالاصحاب
والله قلبي يعتصر عندما اسمع هذه الموسيقى
اه والله
مؤلم
It's like the old time is coming back.. It's so nostalgic.. i want the WW2 shooters back.. I'm listening to it everytime i can
Now we have WW1 shooters. Not as cool imo
pingpong1138 so true, well verdun is good but it lacks story and BF1 Is just flashy and bit much, it's style over substance.
Heroes and Generals is a pretty cool game.
Rikugun Chūjō Mayuri-chan マユリ 中将 this theme makes me cry
it takes me back to me and.my dad playing it. to my younger days. just let me go back. please. before the pain started
When game music was still some of the most beautiful music I heard as a kid. Nostalgia feeling all the way. I'm glad to have those memories left.
CounterNerd Yup, Good old Memories, Playd this with my Dad, this was my first PC game ever, with Max Payne 1 and this, I finished this again in 2014 again+ all the DLC, or 2013, and it made me more happy then modern games, I mean: it enjoys a lot, more then old games :), and a guy I knew was 16-19 then and I was 4-6, and now I'm 19, and he's like 34-35 probably, Time's flying :((, Good old wonderfull Childhood :)
Story Oyun
Played this with my dad too, but wait til you read the next part - I'm 21 and he's 75 now!
CounterNerd Im 19, and he's 62 now, damn, time fly's :((
Story Oyun
We can't get those times back, they're behind us. So the important thing is we remember them, and cherish them. Be glad we got to do it once, instead of never :)
CounterNerd true bro
Nostalgia; now im a WWII history addict because of this game
Pathetic
@@user-es3dr5xk8f how
I still remember playing it back in 2002 , eversince I've also been a ww2 history buff
+1
Yep, this, Battlefield 1942 and the original Call of Duty caught my interest of the Second World War, this is what happened.
YOU DON'T PLAY, YOU VOLUNTEER
This is about the 23rd time I've watched this same video... Every time I rewatch this video the feels take me over, and I read all of the comments... EA is a black hole full of lies... Empty streets... One more time for old times sake... I feel like EA is going in the same direction that CoD did... If you look at them, they started out very good and had lots of similarities, now CoD has left its brother stranded in the dark abyss. We all will always remember this great childhood game. I think its the best game I've ever played... Looking at it now, it has bad graphics, bad animation... Etc., but when you really look at it... You remember the great times and how happy you were when you got this wonderful, amazing game. I've never felt that same way before when getting ANY, other game. RIP, MOHAA, we will always remember you.
Zach Powell True :'(
This comment shattered me. :,)
The brother CoD join Germans
+Zach Powell That was deep man right
Waiitt who the fuck says mohaa is dead lol i still play multiplayer on sniper only servers 12vs12
The US Army Infantry Museum in Fort Benning, GA plays this in the Medal of Honor room. Went there after I graduated basic and it was a very nice surprise
Can one man truly make a difference?
The best gaming line I have ever heard !!
His name is powell
I remember all those childhood days when I came back from school and play this sweet game ♥
This was my youth. The childhood nostalgia I still miss to this day.
Rest in peace, soldier! You've done good! *military salutes in American*
with that pfp???
loool i mean...c'mon,youre talking like youre 30 years old or even older but still...that pfp of yours?lmao
I remember when our phone bill came and my mom (RIP) thought they added a zero by mistake ,but it was just me hooking my modem card to play this game online every day , my first fps & online game ever .💓💓
I can understand the feelings related to our loved ones ❤😢
My childhood PC gaming experience in one track. Wish I could go back to the year of 2002.
I still remember the cd key for this game, 5000-0000-0000-0000-5068 :) , somehow every detail stayed with me. The game isn't only defined by the graphics and gameplay , but the soundtrack, cover art, every detail was important, and is remembered to this day. We were there when it mattered, in the golden age, I hope those times come again in our lifetimes.
most of my friends played bf-1942, I played this :l
preferred it over 1942 as well haha
i played both of them lol
+Nathan Sparks BF 1942 and the first MOH are definetely one of my favourite WWII games !
i personally played call of duty 1,2 , battlefield 1942 and a bunch of medal of honor games, you could say i played most ww2 hits back then.
I played both of them. Should've seen my PC back then. Just filled with classic WW2 games. Well I guess it's still quite the same as my PC is like today just a few games missing here and there. I also played some Vietnam War games but none really was a go to favourite for me.
This reminds me of my Grandpa,he was in WW2,the last thing i remember he said before his death was ''Here i go my friends,wait for me there,Oorah!'' after that day,i cleaned his uniform,and his weapons,now i have them im my room,just to remember that my grandpa it's still with us,and i will see him back in the end of my days.
That was deap and Said good
so epic; ') he's a legend to ur family; )
DeadPool xD
Thanks bro :D and thanks to you too +GamerPro
Same story man
TheRake779 dude.. your comment has me in tears.. what your grandpa said.. wow man.. I'm going into the army soon and ima remember that for some reason it gives me strength ..
Feeling pretty emotional right now. Medal of Honor - Allied Assault basically kickstarted my patriotism and passion for the Army when I was just six years old. I’m now 21 and have been serving in the Army for a couple years now. All thanks to this ripper game.
Man that is awesome, wish you good luck!
Thank you for your service
Thank you for your service!
Thanks for your service, brother 🫡
1.2m of people lived in my era of gaming. Couldn't be more proud.. thank you brothers
Can't believe i just came in here and shed a tear. I really miss the series so much
I did not expect to hear this in Captain Lazerhawk but I’m glad I did.
:') The old times... I'm crying... Oh god, when I remember playing this game woah... Fuck the new ones, this game made me happier than ever! The OST made me feel like a real soldier, fighting for my mates, for the country, for the HONOR.
Who can dislike this wonderful game? Only little Kids.... This gäbe is a legend... And its the Best game ever. I MISS THE OLD DAYS... But its never too late to play this masterpiece lets play It again :D
nut true i have 13 and played for over 4 years c: first game i played eva :D
even having battlefield 4 on my ps3 I still play MOHAA, for me one of the best world war ll games
Too many nostalgia feels!! omg i can just remember my anguish in attempting to complete Sniper Town like it was yesterday :}
Being 7-8 when i played this on Medium settings, dont understand how i completed that level, i can bearly do it today, with years of Fps experinece...
Stalingrad, The Crossroads, Bazar, Verschneit and Southern France - these were my favorite maps in MOHAA, MOHB and MOHS. I miss them.
0:33 Is right in the feels even though I wasnt alive during the time. Ww2 has always been a passion of mine and this song hits right home with everything Ive read and even heard from a ww2 veteran who I spoke to while volunteering at the VA clinic. Makes me never forget the bravery and sacrifice these men made or the scars of what men like him went through. O7🇺🇲🇬🇧🇷🇺🇫🇷🇹🇼
One of the best games ever, so many good times, and mates made playing this, the matches, clans, Teamspeak! the laughs! And that main theme! Awesome. Miss those days badly!
Remember when people used Teamspeak? Those were the days...
SomethingCheezy Yeah good times! And some laugh!
Jamie Cunning Well, I guess I never really remember when people used teamspeak, because I played MoHAA when I was 8. I remember winning a match with 24 kills and like 14 deaths or whatever, and it was the best thing I ever did in that game.
i used to play it competitively, in clans, on MOHAA leagues and even made team Scotland once lol was leathal with a sniper rifle ;)
I was 11 years old when I played this on my family PC, it was a Gateway or Compaq and back then you had 64-128MB of ram.
A couple months ago on a lazy weekend I was browsing 9gag when I recognised a picture in the feed. It was the MOHAA main menu.
So I click on it and this old theme starts playing, mind you I probably havent heard it for at least a decade now.
I remember this wave of pure sorrow overcoming me, how I then reached for a pillow without taking my eyes off the screen, but the rest was blurry after that.
I remember snapping back to reality when my partner touched my shoulder, she heard sobbing from my room and came to look. She said my eyes red and glistening with tear and so was the pillow I was hugging, looking like someone who had just lost a loved one....
I feel you, mate. I cry every single time I hear this.
0:33
"Show me a man who will jump out of an airplane, and I'll show you a man who will fight."
General James M. Gavin
0:49
The Show
Freaking Airborne!
Paestum, Italy
September 13, 1943
2000s: Developers knew what people needed, without them knowing.
Now: Developers don't know what people need and they don't listen to players who knows what they need.
I played this in the background while my dad was watching game of thrones we turned his head so fast and looked at me dead in the eyes he was smiling. I said what happened he went "Medal of Honor! , oh the nostalgia" brings back memories of the great times ;)
I used to play this game after school on pc . Those good old days will never come back.
No .....I am not crying 😢😢😢😢😢
Good Memories of this Game.. 🏅
Back when Electronic Arts made quality games
It was still about making the best game possible back then for sure
These are the beautiful memories that made me now a captain in the navy, and here I am protecting my country and loyal to it 💜
This was my childhood game. The nostalgia is kicking in😎😎🇺🇲
70th Anniversary of D-Day,this seems highly appropriate to listen to...
Wow man, what happened to WW2 shooters? :(
Sir Josh Zombies. Zombies happened.
***** No, Greed happened.
Ellijah De Leon Which took the form of zombies.
Sir Josh The generation of today doesn't give a fuck about the past, they only like lasers and shit.
***** D1DE SOMEBADI SEY LAZOORZZZ?Q?!Q!?!?! S111!!11!!!11!!!
(did I get the 4 year old kid right?)
if your multiplayer gamertag was 'SnipaScooby', I never forgot you. you always wrecked me on 'Destroyed Village'. idk if we were the same age, but it was always cool to catch us on the same server around the same time when school got out. hope you're well.
- Kaotic One
I remember 'sharking' in MoH AA multiplayer using the ladder glitch. Spending hours just hanging with friends on the battlefields of Europe. The maps the mods, the skins... When i first played a medal of honor game I felt like I put on my boots and helmet and signed up for my tour of duty.
The reason why there aren't many WW2 shooters these days are because of the "new" generation. They don''t give a fuck about history, probably don''t know shit about WW2, the only thing they like are modern weapons->lasers and shit. Thats why the developers keep making modern shit, because it sells better.
Give me a WW2 shooter any day. Way better, and it has many times epic soundtracks like this one.
I applaud you good sir! This is very true! When the new generation sees a perfect game like this they reply: "Umm...Where are the hit markers, lasers, and jet packs"
That really pisses me off!
***** Oh. So THAT'S why I loved Wolfenstein:TNO. It has WW2, Nazis AND Lasers!
***** It's more like, by the time 2007 rolled around ww2 shooters were done forwards backwards and upside down. Developers drove the genre into the ground. Eventually the modern shooter genre will suffer the same fate and we'll move to something else.
Southerly93
B.. But.. Wolfenstein...
Slay I never said they went away entirely. Games like wolfenstein with cyborg dogs and super nazis hold a bit of luster because they have more going on. There are still a few ww2 games here and there. they've had a mini comeback recently
I was waiting for the holiday to play this wonderful game. My father always used to play it. I'm 34 years old. I'm still stuck those days in my mind.
Both my grandads fought in World War 2...they told me all about it before they died, it sounded tough, I respect everything they did for us. I tell zoomers suffering through high GPU prices how I got through MOHAA with a substandard GPU...they call me a stupid boomer...kids these days...they weren't there man, they don't know how tough it was...those were the days that gamers just had to make do with what they had.
Salute, to you, Veteran Gamer.
@@chetansaini2843 get off my lawn!
Horas y horas prendido al monitor jugando con mi abuelo al medal of honor..😢
Siempre te recordare mi viejo ❤
I played this right after it came for several years and all the expansion packs ,that Spearhead one with the drive through the german lines blasting the germans was epic ,and this song I listened to hit a zillion times ,it was a awesome game 😁😁😁😁
On the anniversary of D-Day in 2024, this song makes me raise a glass to all those who served during WW2
Imagine your at your 40s if not near 40 and you check on your son, you hear the familiar glorious nostalgic music. You saw your son is playing the game on your old computer.
If it can be 2 player mode dang, I can rush and go play with my son/daughter and probably will have a tears of joy for sure.
This game was my childhood addiction. It got me interested in learning about WWII. I was 13 and had my own clan with some family and friends. Each clan had a website. I wanted a website for my clan. Here I am 20 years later as a full time full stack developer. Thank you MOHAA!
OMG the nostalgia, listening to this song made me cry
you wont need to be nostalgic anymore about the series
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Pure love. Pure feelings.
I still hear this game every couple of months in my mind for no reason and remember the pain
every now and then i play this game. This is the first game i remeber playing on PC when i was like 12 or so. This "old" games really had something. Still enjoy it more than new games. Salut
Nostalgia hitting me like an stg44 in a rifles only game
The best World War II Scenario game ever. Couldn't have done it better. The theme of the script is magnificent. I was 17 years old when I played this game. I'm 38 now and it still affects me. And the Remastered version of this game must be made faithfully to the original.
Im crying over this theme
The best game and theme ever, nothing and noone can beat this
Get the chills hearing this. So beautiful so poetic.
Se me eriza la piel al escuchar esta banda sonora, hermosos momentos me trae hasta las lagrimas
This song is the meaning of nostalgia for me. Other songs remind me of the past, but this... this fucking hits hard every time. The opening bell puts my brain straight back to launching the game as a kid and searching to join a server. Like for many others, this was the first real fps game and online experience. I didn't know it then, no one did, but damn what an era and what a start to what gaming and the internet would become. I'm not crying you're crying.
That bell hits different
Legend! This music makes me feel at home!
Today we mark 72 years from D-day landing !
....and there is still War on this Planet....people will never learn from History.
At least all those brave soldiers at the D-Day fought and died to bring Europe peace and wealth for many years.
RaizenToguro "black people" and Muslims were not killed or really hated by Nazis. Muslims themselves were and still are very anti semitic to be honest. And black people...well the Nazis surely didn't respect Black People, but they also didn't killed or arrested them.
It will be 73 years soon!
75 now my dude
A melody worthy of a generation of heroes. 🫡🇺🇸