Medal of Honor: Above & Beyond was just announced. It's a VR exclusive set in WWII. Disappointing.. but his is the first we've heard from the franchise in a long time, maybe it will finally come back?
I really don’t mind it being a VR title honestly. After seeing what Respawn was doing with this concept it makes me want a Oculus Quest even more. So what if it’s a VR title? I’m just glad that the Series is finally making a return. And in the hands of the creators of Titanfall too!
Keiji Johnson Titanfall 1 and 2 and Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order 😀. If anyone can revive the franchise, it’s Respawn. And what’s funny is that, a lot of that team worked on the original Medal of Honor games, then created Call of Duty, and now they are back to MOH
Trailer looks very promising, although I do not have VR. With how well video games have done during the pandemic, the time to revive the series is now or never.
I’m very happy EA have allowed Respawn to revive the Medal of Honor IP, and while I haven’t played the new game myself due to not owning any VR headsets it looks really cool, I just hope they keep the franchise going now, and maybe release some titles for PC and the new Series X and PS5 as unfortunately not everyone can afford a VR headset...
@@ethanlee2835 don't really see medal of honor returning in a world with call of duty still popular these two games are identical unless medal of honor changes a lot of the core gameplay
Respect for Spielberg seeing games as an educational tool. I learned so much from gaming and learned about various topics YEARS before it was introduced to me in school.
This game help me get my driver's license as well as becoming an explosives expert. I also had two friends who later each got a medal of honour (separate occasions) that I would've never met wasn't it for these games. I'm only 27 but have experienced so much already, can't wait to deploy again!
@@nyuszicsib Battlefield may not exist either. He is possibly the most influential filmmaker of all time and he shaped the shooter genre for decades to come.
Thanks to Spielberg I learned a lot about WWII from Saving Private Ryan, MOH:Allied Assault and also watching Band of Brothers around that time. I also agree Medal of Honor (2010) was underrated. The campaign was short but solid. The dark and real story felt very mature, almost like SpecOps The Line.
@@DakotaofRaptors I always tried saving every man on those missions and restart when I couldn't. Btw with the extra content you could see the 10 year old boy sing that song
I've played Allied Assault, Airborne and Medal of Honor 2010. I love a good story, and don't care that much about people sitting at home and showing off their mouse skills online, anyway, I loved the Medal of Honor 2010. its a really great game and have one of the best military campaigns I've played. Instead of sending you with a huge army, it shows the action of Special Forces and the missions and settings are very interesting. As you said, its very underrated.
When I was a kid, I used to watch my dad play the Medal of Honor games on PC and PS2. Those were great times and I have a lot of nostalgia for them. I would love to see a new Medal of Honor take the series back to World War II.
Ah it would be a dream to have a MoH game for this generation ^_^ However...with ea being focused on only multiplayer and battlefield being their main focus, it may not come back unless ea has a change of heart lol.
A Sequel that Takes place in Pacific Theater since Pacific Assault that takes place in Saipan, Philippines, Iwo Jima and Okinawa for Sgt. Tommy Conlin.
I think Medal of Honor is due for a comeback. You know what conflict gets overlook in terms of video games? Korea. It took place the decade after WWII and I think the conflict would be a fresh and unique experience for historical shooter fans.
That would be a great game. Sadly EA has earned their reputation as franchise killers. Once they mismanage a franchise, they stop making new games and are unwilling to sell it to a developer that cares. Therefore, the franchise gets lost into the annals of history. It’s more realistic that we might be able to talk EA into making a current Gen remaster of these classics.
I LOVE MoH 2010. Very atmospheric campaign with great characters and pretty fun multiplayer. And I was very disappointed when next installment released. No Afghanistan, no solid plot, no feelings that is something real.
From a strictly multiplayer analysis, Rising Sun was revolutionary and great. It featured a splitscreen co-op campaign and to the best of my knowledge, also was the first to introduce bots into multiplayer, which became a key feature of COD and Gears of War games. The multiplayer allowed many new game modes and let you control what kinds of weapons were allowed. There is lots of fun to be had here; I just wish that it had a newer port than Gamecube, Xbox, and PS2.
Rising Sun is very underrated. It was revolutionary. It featured a splitscreen co-op campaign and to the best of my knowledge, also was the first to introduce bots into multiplayer, which became a key feature of COD and Gears of War games. The multiplayer allowed many new game modes and let you control what kinds of weapons were allowed. There is lots of fun to be had here; I just wish that it had a newer port than Gamecube, Xbox, and PS2.
I love, love, love WWII Medal of Honor. There is no franchise I want brought back to life more. MOH: Frontline is still absolutely iconic. That remaster was my very first Platinum trophy and still my favorite.
I loved Medal of Honor frontline. Played it over and over as a young lad. There was a cheatcode that gave enemies silly headwear. One was a ship from the D-day landing, so you could see him from miles away moving around, with the ship clipping through stuff 😅 Arnhem Knights was my favorite stage, with the sniper in the ruins and shotgun. Was amazing. The sound design, the bullet holes in stuff, the voice acting and the music as well.
*This series reminds me of my dad who recently passed away....he loved the medal of honor series my friends always thought it was cool he played it back in the day :/*
MOH MOH Underground MOH Frontline MOH Allied Assault All these soundtracks combined are the best ever to exist. I guess I'll die and I won't forget the good old days when I came from school to play til late and how passionate I became about WWII due to MOH's influence. I have a WWII collection of books, tons of others, basically I know pretty much everything that there is about its battlefields just because I was heavily influenced by MOH. I will be forever grateful to this franchise.
I remember seeing Saving Private Ryan as part of history class combined with English lessons. Think age of the class ranged 12 - 13. It was quite a shock watching it, but also very fulfilling and interesting. Still one of my all time favorite movies. The movie is actually based on a real story of Sullivan brothers. Althought not as dramatic as the movie, and in the end 2 of 4 brothers died, as the last brother was presumed dead but was found a year later in a Burmese POW camp severely weak and skinny. So two brothers survived in the end, but their parents did receive 3 notifications in a very short time, that 3 of their sons had been killed, which lead to the last surviving son being found and send back to the US to serve as an MP. Imagine if the brothers had lived to see their story in Saving Private Ryan. That's a huge honor to them.
I fell in love with the Allied Assault episode in its time, both single and multi player, and i had so much fun with it. I've played some of the sequels but in my heart, none have matched the fun and pleasure to frag in this episode ^^ Thanks for the nostalgia moment, great doc as always 👍
Honestly they're not so bad except on Expert difficulty, they're slow, don't use cover and if you can get close enough you can one hit melee them while sprinting Panzerschreck soldiers are much worse really
@@Lajos_Kelemen panzershreks is why I always carry a spring field on me and the M42 guys I always use the stg 44, has low recoil, good damage, stun lock the M42 soilders, and multiple ranges of effectiveness
@@dragonmaster3030 Stg 44 is really the best gun, it outclasses any of the smg’s, not much less powerful than the BAR but far more easier to use I guess it makes sense since it’s an actual Assault Rifle
I even enjoyed the multiplayer, but I wish it had splitscreen and more than 5 maps. The hardcore FPS experience with limited perks and kill streaks kept multiplayer games intense to the end.
First Medal of Honor game I ever played and got was Underground - I was a kid having my birthday at our malls local arcade and saw that game at the game store and thought it looked so cool. I loved it. Eventually getting Medal of Honor. And continuing to get the series games. My favorite is Medal of Honor Front Line followed by Underground.
It's funny, both Call of Duty and to a lesser extent Battlefield, were both inspired by Medal of Honor and took several elements (as well as staff) from the respective teams working on Medal of Honor to make their own games. They took what Medal of Honor had created and established and added to it, innovating it and making it better. It's kind of sad to think that Medal of Honor and GoldenEye, these two now defunct game franchises, were the foundation and basis for shooters as we know them today. They may have fallen to the side of the road and been left behind, but they won't be forgotten. Favorite game was Allied Assault btw. Crazy enough, you can still find active servers on PC, people still play it.
Medal of Honor Allied Assault and Medal of Honor Airborne are my two favorites. I still have my original PC CD's. That's the great thing about old PC games. You can still go back and play them whenever you feel like it. Even a potato will run these old games on todays computers.
Medal of Honor 2010 is so underrated. I loved the campaign, and the multiplayer was fucking amazing to me. Had the visuals and brilliant sound effects of Battlefield, but with smaller maps, quick ttk(time to kill), and killstreaks. As aomeone that loves both Battlefield and COD, this was the best of both worlds.
That would be a dream come true. Rising Sun has a coop campaign along with comprehensive versus complete with bots, game modes, and custom rules. Maybe if enough people lobby EA…
Man some of my best memories were MoH. I remember renting both the original and Underground but it wasn't until my dad bought Allied Assault that I truly got transported to another world!
MOH 2010 is one of my all time favourite games, i think it was the first game on console i ever played that had a legit peak mechanic, where you could use your analog stick to bob around and peak from cover from multiple angles and the mechanic where if you continued too click melee you would keep stabbing the body, that was brutal. I played it at a time where i was discovering more tactical games (having been a fan of rainbow 6 and the conflict desert storm games as a kid) the missions were slow and methodical with moments of intense action and the missions just felt legit, you actually felt like a ranger behind enemy lines conducting special operations. it was a great game, one of the first games i could speed run in a few hours, i knew every nook and cranny of that game at one point. ive been thinking of getting it on steam, i imagine it has aged remarkably well.
My most favorite Medal Of Honor is Rising Sun. I love that entry. I have that one, and I also have European Assualt, and Frontline. I do have Airborne on my 360 but to play it I just gotta Install it again. I have played the whole thing of Medal Of Honor Underground for Gameboy on the computer through an Emulator, same with Inflitrator but I don't know if I played the whole thing of Inflitrator I don't think I have, I might have just checked it out.
It is really sad to see what EA has become they use to make good games that everyone can enjoy back in the 4th-6th generations of game consoles eras. But now by the time there gone everyone is going to only remember them for the bad things they did.
Medal of Honor underground was my favourite as a kid and rising sun I also really enjoyed Medal of Honor (ps3) shame this franchise died I wish it stayed relevant and was an actual competitor to call of duty to this day
In an old Aftercare I used to go to, there was a PS2 (the PS2 is still there, but it is no longer used, instead they are now using a PS3 Super Slim we donated, or lost, I don't know, I can't remember.) The owner, Rocky, (I was bullied there a lot as a kid and Rocky was usually there for me) was a veteran of (I'm guessing the South African Border War), and thus had quite the collection of war games. The most common games we played were two Medal of Honor games, mainly Vanguard and European Assault. I was really bad at these games as I wasn't very good at games as I am now, but eventually I learned what "aiming" is and eventually started dominating FPS games there. Nonetheless, Medal of Honor will go down as one of my early favorites, alongside the Tomb Raider series, Need for Speed series and Spider-Man : Shattered Dimensions.
as a kid i used to play MOH from 2am and beat the whole game at 7am it was soo intense if you shoot the enemy's groin you can see them scream while holding their crotch its awesome gameplay realistic at that time
It's amazing how COD has managed to stay very relevant while two of it's biggest competitors, Medal of Honor and Battlefield, have seemingly fallen apart.
Medal of Honor: European Assault was my introduction to the FPS genre, back when I was able to convince dear old mom to let me rent it from Family Video for a few days. That was just a few months after release, I had turned 13, and I needed something to play over Christmas Break. I'm 29 going on 30 now, and after the release of Above and Beyond, I honestly don't think the Medal of Honor series can make a comeback. It was struggling when I first started playing, Call of Duty and Battlefield were the superior FPS franchises and still are, and after Airborne, the reboots were just the last dying gasp to cling to the short glory days.
I first found Rising Sun as an 11 year old boy. In the following year i was *very* keen on borrowing friends & family's other MOH titles. only to find out Rising Sun was the (best/) most fun game so far. "mixed review" "fall from grace" *throws a pie at your face*
I only really have experience with MoH Allied Assault out of these. I used to play the multiplayer a lot, including clan matches, mods and everything. To me, the new game Hell Let Loose is like its spiritual successor. It's focused on a realistic ww2 multiplayer experience. It's what MoH "should" have been in 2019 had the franchise developed ideally.
MOH:Airborne had such nerve-racking competitive multilayer. The campaign was boring, but the multilayer was so hardcore. I remember coming Across the same people on the game (I had bought my ps3 2012 and MOH:Airborne was the first fps I owned). You never knew who was going to be the best player because every map truly played differently
Airborne is hella fun, still one my most replayed games to this day, in fact just cause I skipped a difficulty and beat the game on expert awhile ago, before then I played on casual, never played on normal and went straight to expert which is in my opinion the ideal difficulty, expert
Medal of Honor Warfighter is one of the most underrated games, I don’t care what anyone says it was and still Is a great game, and it’s unfortunate nobody gave it a second chance, as yes it may have released with a few dozen bugs, but what game hasn’t? Like our beloved Battlefield suffered from the same sort of issues, but did we give up on it? No. I hope they do make a return back to the modern setting, I’m definitely keen to another game!
Medal of Honor: Above & Beyond was just announced.
It's a VR exclusive set in WWII. Disappointing.. but his is the first we've heard from the franchise in a long time, maybe it will finally come back?
I really don’t mind it being a VR title honestly. After seeing what Respawn was doing with this concept it makes me want a Oculus Quest even more.
So what if it’s a VR title? I’m just glad that the Series is finally making a return. And in the hands of the creators of Titanfall too!
Keiji Johnson Titanfall 1 and 2 and Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order 😀. If anyone can revive the franchise, it’s Respawn. And what’s funny is that, a lot of that team worked on the original Medal of Honor games, then created Call of Duty, and now they are back to MOH
Trailer looks very promising, although I do not have VR. With how well video games have done during the pandemic, the time to revive the series is now or never.
I’m very happy EA have allowed Respawn to revive the Medal of Honor IP, and while I haven’t played the new game myself due to not owning any VR headsets it looks really cool, I just hope they keep the franchise going now, and maybe release some titles for PC and the new Series X and PS5 as unfortunately not everyone can afford a VR headset...
@@ethanlee2835 don't really see medal of honor returning in a world with call of duty still popular these two games are identical unless medal of honor changes a lot of the core gameplay
The nostalgia from seeing these games again.
Same
fact
Playing them right now lol glad I still have my Playstation 2 and Xbox 360.
Oh, man, that soundtrack...so many sleepless nights
Respect for Spielberg seeing games as an educational tool. I learned so much from gaming and learned about various topics YEARS before it was introduced to me in school.
This game help me get my driver's license as well as becoming an explosives expert. I also had two friends who later each got a medal of honour (separate occasions) that I would've never met wasn't it for these games. I'm only 27 but have experienced so much already, can't wait to deploy again!
It's funny that if Spielberg didn't choose to make the first Medal of Honor, then the whole Call of Duty series would not even exist now.
@@nyuszicsib Battlefield may not exist either. He is possibly the most influential filmmaker of all time and he shaped the shooter genre for decades to come.
Same
Same lol I Was 10 in history just 80% knewing from Video games
I loved the medal of honor series as a kid
MyBoringLife same here!!!
I know it's 3 years late but same. People were jumping over to cod, but I stayed loyal lol. European Assault was my favorite. Played it all the time
@@joshuabryant9845 damn 3 years later. Yeah this was my childhood
@@WorldRaceMVG Just found this channel today, watching all the documentaries of games I loved as a kid. Lol
@@joshuabryant9845 there are a whole bunch of good videos on this channel so enjoy
Thanks to Spielberg I learned a lot about WWII from Saving Private Ryan, MOH:Allied Assault and also watching Band of Brothers around that time. I also agree Medal of Honor (2010) was underrated. The campaign was short but solid. The dark and real story felt very mature, almost like SpecOps The Line.
I remember when TH-cam was still fairly new; my uncle showed me the D-Day sequence from SPR and I immediately became interested in military history.
Airborne was such a good game, loved that game. Hell the ones before it were some of the best games I’ve ever played and I miss them
Frontline had a unbelievable soundtrack and will always bring nostalgia.
Operation Market Garden is awesome
@@DakotaofRaptors I always tried saving every man on those missions and restart when I couldn't. Btw with the extra content you could see the 10 year old boy sing that song
I still remember playing Medal of Honor Frontline on the PS2 back when I was 12.
Same
I was like 4
Same bro!!! My first fps after that it was cod 3 and battlefield 2
I've played Allied Assault, Airborne and Medal of Honor 2010. I love a good story, and don't care that much about people sitting at home and showing off their mouse skills online, anyway, I loved the Medal of Honor 2010. its a really great game and have one of the best military campaigns I've played. Instead of sending you with a huge army, it shows the action of Special Forces and the missions and settings are very interesting. As you said, its very underrated.
Medal of Honor Rising sun was a game that my father and I enjoyed playing together. Good times.
When I was a kid, I used to watch my dad play the Medal of Honor games on PC and PS2. Those were great times and I have a lot of nostalgia for them. I would love to see a new Medal of Honor take the series back to World War II.
We need a new Medal of Honor game so badly
Ah it would be a dream to have a MoH game for this generation ^_^
However...with ea being focused on only multiplayer and battlefield being their main focus, it may not come back unless ea has a change of heart lol.
And a new Medal of Honor game, you’ll finally receive. Just not in the way you expected.
A Sequel that Takes place in Pacific Theater since Pacific Assault that takes place in Saipan, Philippines, Iwo Jima and Okinawa for Sgt. Tommy Conlin.
Medal of honor Allied assault menu music is the best I ever heard in a game. Bring back the memories and childhood. So nostalgic.
I think Medal of Honor is due for a comeback. You know what conflict gets overlook in terms of video games? Korea. It took place the decade after WWII and I think the conflict would be a fresh and unique experience for historical shooter fans.
@glareola imagine fighting the Japanese on the Aleutian Islands!
You also got other underused wars like Vietnam and cold war
That would be a great game. Sadly EA has earned their reputation as franchise killers. Once they mismanage a franchise, they stop making new games and are unwilling to sell it to a developer that cares. Therefore, the franchise gets lost into the annals of history. It’s more realistic that we might be able to talk EA into making a current Gen remaster of these classics.
Frontline was my first medal of honor. great memories playing this when i was like 5. Amazing game
I LOVE MoH 2010. Very atmospheric campaign with great characters and pretty fun multiplayer. And I was very disappointed when next installment released. No Afghanistan, no solid plot, no feelings that is something real.
From a strictly multiplayer analysis, Rising Sun was revolutionary and great. It featured a splitscreen co-op campaign and to the best of my knowledge, also was the first to introduce bots into multiplayer, which became a key feature of COD and Gears of War games. The multiplayer allowed many new game modes and let you control what kinds of weapons were allowed. There is lots of fun to be had here; I just wish that it had a newer port than Gamecube, Xbox, and PS2.
My favorite MOH is Rising Sun. This is the first MOH I've ever played, and I like it much more than Pacific Assault.
Rising Sun is very underrated. It was revolutionary. It featured a splitscreen co-op campaign and to the best of my knowledge, also was the first to introduce bots into multiplayer, which became a key feature of COD and Gears of War games. The multiplayer allowed many new game modes and let you control what kinds of weapons were allowed. There is lots of fun to be had here; I just wish that it had a newer port than Gamecube, Xbox, and PS2.
I love, love, love WWII Medal of Honor. There is no franchise I want brought back to life more. MOH: Frontline is still absolutely iconic. That remaster was my very first Platinum trophy and still my favorite.
I loved Medal of Honor frontline. Played it over and over as a young lad. There was a cheatcode that gave enemies silly headwear. One was a ship from the D-day landing, so you could see him from miles away moving around, with the ship clipping through stuff 😅
Arnhem Knights was my favorite stage, with the sniper in the ruins and shotgun. Was amazing. The sound design, the bullet holes in stuff, the voice acting and the music as well.
*This series reminds me of my dad who recently passed away....he loved the medal of honor series my friends always thought it was cool he played it back in the day :/*
Hemi204 I know I’m late but I’m sorry hope ya are ok.
Crowey Joey I just really miss him...things just aren’t the same
Hemi204 I understand and I know how hard it is but his spirit still lives on.
2002 = MOH Allied Assult & Battlefield 1942. Oh, that was a good year :)
oh ok only 15 comments now i can tell you something
i just really love your comparisons.Nice video as always
I'm just getting into your documentaries and they are top tier. You gonna blow up my man !
Love all your history of videos, very detailed and entertaining to watch :D
keep it up smashing it :D
MOH
MOH Underground
MOH Frontline
MOH Allied Assault
All these soundtracks combined are the best ever to exist. I guess I'll die and I won't forget the good old days when I came from school to play til late and how passionate I became about WWII due to MOH's influence. I have a WWII collection of books, tons of others, basically I know pretty much everything that there is about its battlefields just because I was heavily influenced by MOH. I will be forever grateful to this franchise.
You earned yourself a new subscriber very well detailed video !
I remember seeing Saving Private Ryan as part of history class combined with English lessons. Think age of the class ranged 12 - 13. It was quite a shock watching it, but also very fulfilling and interesting. Still one of my all time favorite movies.
The movie is actually based on a real story of Sullivan brothers. Althought not as dramatic as the movie, and in the end 2 of 4 brothers died, as the last brother was presumed dead but was found a year later in a Burmese POW camp severely weak and skinny. So two brothers survived in the end, but their parents did receive 3 notifications in a very short time, that 3 of their sons had been killed, which lead to the last surviving son being found and send back to the US to serve as an MP.
Imagine if the brothers had lived to see their story in Saving Private Ryan. That's a huge honor to them.
I fell in love with the Allied Assault episode in its time, both single and multi player, and i had so much fun with it.
I've played some of the sequels but in my heart, none have matched the fun and pleasure to frag in this episode ^^
Thanks for the nostalgia moment, great doc as always 👍
Me: playing MoH: Airborne casually and having fun
Nazi storm elite: HIPPITY HOPPITY YOUR LIFE IS MY PROPERTY
What difficulty, if it's expert then you probably just got mowed down after looking at it for 0.1 seconds
Honestly they're not so bad except on Expert difficulty, they're slow, don't use cover and if you can get close enough you can one hit melee them while sprinting
Panzerschreck soldiers are much worse really
@@Lajos_Kelemen panzershreks is why I always carry a spring field on me and the M42 guys I always use the stg 44, has low recoil, good damage, stun lock the M42 soilders, and multiple ranges of effectiveness
@@dragonmaster3030 Stg 44 is really the best gun, it outclasses any of the smg’s, not much less powerful than the BAR but far more easier to use
I guess it makes sense since it’s an actual Assault Rifle
@@Lajos_Kelemen I'm not a fan of the bar to be honest, lower mag than stg and while accurate has so much recoil
Please keep doing this documentaries. Love them all - especially the Far Cry one!
Great video Nick, I agree the 2010 game's campaign is underrated, I have it as my favorite modern shooter campaign.
Anyone else love the 2010 Medal Of Honor title? I thought it was amazing.
Yeah the campaign really rocked my socks off and I played it many years after its release.
I even enjoyed the multiplayer, but I wish it had splitscreen and more than 5 maps. The hardcore FPS experience with limited perks and kill streaks kept multiplayer games intense to the end.
First Medal of Honor game I ever played and got was Underground - I was a kid having my birthday at our malls local arcade and saw that game at the game store and thought it looked so cool. I loved it. Eventually getting Medal of Honor. And continuing to get the series games. My favorite is Medal of Honor Front Line followed by Underground.
This is a great video bro!
I used to love the music in those old medal of honor games
It's funny, both Call of Duty and to a lesser extent Battlefield, were both inspired by Medal of Honor and took several elements (as well as staff) from the respective teams working on Medal of Honor to make their own games. They took what Medal of Honor had created and established and added to it, innovating it and making it better. It's kind of sad to think that Medal of Honor and GoldenEye, these two now defunct game franchises, were the foundation and basis for shooters as we know them today. They may have fallen to the side of the road and been left behind, but they won't be forgotten.
Favorite game was Allied Assault btw. Crazy enough, you can still find active servers on PC, people still play it.
My favorites were Frontline, Rising Sun, and European Assault.
oh man that music is really bringing back the memories :C
Medal of Honor Allied Assault and Medal of Honor Airborne are my two favorites. I still have my original PC CD's. That's the great thing about old PC games. You can still go back and play them whenever you feel like it. Even a potato will run these old games on todays computers.
Medal of Honor 2010 is so underrated. I loved the campaign, and the multiplayer was fucking amazing to me. Had the visuals and brilliant sound effects of Battlefield, but with smaller maps, quick ttk(time to kill), and killstreaks. As aomeone that loves both Battlefield and COD, this was the best of both worlds.
medal of honor rising sun would make an awesome remastered edition
That would be a dream come true. Rising Sun has a coop campaign along with comprehensive versus complete with bots, game modes, and custom rules. Maybe if enough people lobby EA…
I played Vanguard when I was a 1st grader in elementary school along with Killzone....dang that soundtrack in main menu, it hits so hard...
Great vid, got a sub👍
These games were a big part of my childhood
the music alone is beautiful
Man some of my best memories were MoH. I remember renting both the original and Underground but it wasn't until my dad bought Allied Assault that I truly got transported to another world!
The introduction music used in this video is quite memorable to the past.
man seeing vanguard again is so nice that was my favorite growing up
MOH 2010 is one of my all time favourite games, i think it was the first game on console i ever played that had a legit peak mechanic, where you could use your analog stick to bob around and peak from cover from multiple angles and the mechanic where if you continued too click melee you would keep stabbing the body, that was brutal. I played it at a time where i was discovering more tactical games (having been a fan of rainbow 6 and the conflict desert storm games as a kid) the missions were slow and methodical with moments of intense action and the missions just felt legit, you actually felt like a ranger behind enemy lines conducting special operations. it was a great game, one of the first games i could speed run in a few hours, i knew every nook and cranny of that game at one point. ive been thinking of getting it on steam, i imagine it has aged remarkably well.
Pick it up! Worth playing on steam for the better graphics and performance.
@@Nick930 yeah I havent gotten the chance to play it on PC, i might have to get it!
Medal of honor Pacific assault is one of my favourite games, the soundtrack and story was awesome, I still have that game on pc
My most favorite Medal Of Honor is Rising Sun. I love that entry. I have that one, and I also have European Assualt, and Frontline. I do have Airborne on my 360 but to play it I just gotta Install it again. I have played the whole thing of Medal Of Honor Underground for Gameboy on the computer through an Emulator, same with Inflitrator but I don't know if I played the whole thing of Inflitrator I don't think I have, I might have just checked it out.
My first medal of honor was rising sun. I loved that game I played it through at least 20 plus times.
I played Medal Of Honor Rising Sun just over a year ago !
It is really sad to see what EA has become they use to make good games that everyone can enjoy back in the 4th-6th generations of game consoles eras. But now by the time there gone everyone is going to only remember them for the bad things they did.
Medal of Honor underground was my favourite as a kid and rising sun I also really enjoyed Medal of Honor (ps3) shame this franchise died I wish it stayed relevant and was an actual competitor to call of duty to this day
With the modern gaming technology and graphics we have now, I wish Spielberg would help redesign a ww2 fps in his vision
Medal Of Honor Heroes was my favorite game back then, I used to play it on my PSP everyday. Even to this day that PSP still works.
played many MoH on playstation, but the most that catch me was on pc - Airborne. Fantastic gameplay, visuals for that time!
Why does this guy has so less😑 subscribers.Deserves 1 million at the least
European assault was fantastic to me. I couldn´t believe that soundtrack!
In an old Aftercare I used to go to, there was a PS2 (the PS2 is still there, but it is no longer used, instead they are now using a PS3 Super Slim we donated, or lost, I don't know, I can't remember.)
The owner, Rocky, (I was bullied there a lot as a kid and Rocky was usually there for me) was a veteran of (I'm guessing the South African Border War), and thus had quite the collection of war games.
The most common games we played were two Medal of Honor games, mainly Vanguard and European Assault.
I was really bad at these games as I wasn't very good at games as I am now, but eventually I learned what "aiming" is and eventually started dominating FPS games there.
Nonetheless, Medal of Honor will go down as one of my early favorites, alongside the Tomb Raider series, Need for Speed series and Spider-Man : Shattered Dimensions.
I loved medal of honour airborn when i was a kid
on a borrowed psp from a friend finishing game in a single night.... aah the feeling 🥰
as a kid i used to play MOH from 2am and beat the whole game at 7am it was soo intense if you shoot the enemy's groin you can see them scream while holding their crotch its awesome gameplay realistic at that time
Damn i remember those days so vividly playing Allied assult omg gives me chills already
Spielberg educated me beyond belief. You did good work Spielberg. I love WWII
Airborne is still to this day my favorite fps game of all time, I just the multiplayer would still be online! I'm itching to play it again!
Sadly this is the fate of all FPS games without bots and splitscreen.
I am watching this video, and now Medal of Honor is being revived back to its roots at WW2 settings but now in VR.
Saw all ur history of...can you please do a History on Need for Speed
Raising sun was my childhood.
Loved rising sun and really like airborne
These games look really cool I love history and shooter games I should play these.
It's amazing how COD has managed to stay very relevant while two of it's biggest competitors, Medal of Honor and Battlefield, have seemingly fallen apart.
Sup Nick930 Would you please do Medal Of Honor vs Call Of Duty Direct Comparison? Thanks
Medal of Honor: European Assault was my introduction to the FPS genre, back when I was able to convince dear old mom to let me rent it from Family Video for a few days. That was just a few months after release, I had turned 13, and I needed something to play over Christmas Break. I'm 29 going on 30 now, and after the release of Above and Beyond, I honestly don't think the Medal of Honor series can make a comeback. It was struggling when I first started playing, Call of Duty and Battlefield were the superior FPS franchises and still are, and after Airborne, the reboots were just the last dying gasp to cling to the short glory days.
Moh airborne is my favourite.
I need to go through and play through it again. It's probably one of the better games in the series! That and Pacific Assault, Frontline, and MOH 2010
Airborne was basically a reboot of vanguard which both of em were good.
i´ve played em all, but my favorite is still underground
I first found Rising Sun as an 11 year old boy.
In the following year i was *very* keen on borrowing friends & family's other MOH titles.
only to find out Rising Sun was the (best/) most fun game so far.
"mixed review"
"fall from grace"
*throws a pie at your face*
Today is the 20th anniversary of 1999's Medal of Honor
Indeed. Shame this video isnt getting the views of my other projects. It was one of the first documentaries i put a ton of effort into
Still it is a good history video, i hope you had a good day
Who knew that Steven Spielberg would be responsible for getting two game franchises up and running, one of which he unintentionally meant to happen.
I actually really enjoyed play the Medal of Honor games but one of my favorite campaigns was actually Medal of Honor air born
MOH 2010 had one of the top campaigns... bested by few other modern shooters
Why don't people try making civil war games or the karion war game ww2 has been done to death.
So many memories. Especially rising sun.
MoH Airborne, always on my heart ^U^
I really enjoyed medal of Honor rising Sun and I'm surprised it wasn't mentioned in this video
7:39.. what? It's directly mentioned
the 1999 version of this game completes my childhood next to resident evil and syphone filter
I only really have experience with MoH Allied Assault out of these. I used to play the multiplayer a lot, including clan matches, mods and everything. To me, the new game Hell Let Loose is like its spiritual successor. It's focused on a realistic ww2 multiplayer experience. It's what MoH "should" have been in 2019 had the franchise developed ideally.
MOH:Airborne had such nerve-racking competitive multilayer. The campaign was boring, but the multilayer was so hardcore. I remember coming
Across the same people on the game (I had bought my ps3 2012 and MOH:Airborne was the first fps I owned). You never knew who was going to be the best player because every map truly played differently
I can disagree? Because I loved the campaign.
I’ve always wanted MoH Airborne. Looks like so much fun!
Airborne is hella fun, still one my most replayed games to this day, in fact just cause I skipped a difficulty and beat the game on expert awhile ago, before then I played on casual, never played on normal and went straight to expert which is in my opinion the ideal difficulty, expert
Medal of Honor Warfighter is one of the most underrated games, I don’t care what anyone says it was and still Is a great game, and it’s unfortunate nobody gave it a second chance, as yes it may have released with a few dozen bugs, but what game hasn’t? Like our beloved Battlefield suffered from the same sort of issues, but did we give up on it? No. I hope they do make a return back to the modern setting, I’m definitely keen to another game!
Frontline and Rising Sun are my favourites
pls make history of battlefield
Street by Street level in MOH Underground is my favorite level in all of my gaming life
MoH 2010 is my darling.. i loved the single player and multiplayer was good imo
The last moh was pretty.good.imo
I am so glad to see Steven Spielberg, one of the greatest names in cinema, appreciate and push for video games
Airborne was my personal favorite of them.
This needs a remake now