The Rise and Fall of Medal of Honor | Documentary
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Medal of Honor. A series that has forever changed the way first person shooters are made. When the franchise debuted in 1999, no other action game had managed to successfully capture the intensity of the 2nd World War for which Medal of Honor is now famous. Its cinematic scope was a breath of fresh air in a crowded market of formulaic shooters and it quickly became the design template that many other developers would base their games upon. Even if you’ve never played a Medal of Honor game, you’ve certainly felt the repercussion of the iconic series.
But what happened to EA’s once-great property? The franchise that formerly saw massive, worldwide success, with games that kept raising the bar for other first person shooters, hasn’t seen a release since 2012. To answer this question, we will not only cover the story behind the series’ rise to prominence and ultimate downfall but also provide a comprehensive overview of all the Medal of Honor games that have and haven’t seen the light of day.
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For those of you who don't know why we keep mentioning "2015's Allied Assault"; as explained at 8:25 in the video, 2015 is the name of the development company that created the game. :)
This is some _serious_ high-level long-term trolling! I tipp my hat to those guys! :D
You got a new subscriber. Thanks for this videos.
Huh??
GVMERS metal of honor is my favourite game series
What a fucking horrible name for a game studio.
- Where is CoD?
- There
- Where is BF?
- Over there
- Where is MoH?
- *put hand on heart with a tear in eye* Here
Where is Brothers in Arms?
Right next to the MoH, Day of Defeat, Hidden&Dangerous, Deadly Dozen and many other, forgotten games.
robert3579 perfect encapsulation. CoD is good, BF is solid, but MoH is legendary...was 😔
SIGN IT
robert3579 You made my heart skip a beat...
“What happened to EA’s Medal of Honor?”
Well, EA happened.
Basically,shit happens.
Well I think a few months ago we got a new medal of honor game but its VR only. I think its called Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond.
Hey at least is now at vr
@@alvindms4660 as long as Medal of Honor lives in the hearts and our are gaming memories we can never forget remember from music metal of honor 💚🕹🎮💚💚💚💚💚💚💚
@@user-ro9zf9kz1h That game is absolute garbage. Terribe gameplay, miniscule levels, completely lacking the visual realism of the uniforms and native voices that were present in the previous games, and an awful SJW woke story. It's just an arcade cashgrab that abuses the MoH name for clout.
I'll be real honest, the 2010 Medal of Honor literally had me in tears at the end of the campaign. I never get emotional but they did such a good job in that campaign, its a shame that Warfighter didn't follow that up. I have nothing but fond memories for Medal of Honor 2010 but then also Pacific Assault, Rising Son and Frontline.
Frontline was so good. I remember playing it when I was in 5th grade, and I swear if you put a game cube controller in my hand right now, I could put in every cheat code there ever was without having to think about it.
I'm an army vet that has been all over Afghanistan. 2010 MOH made my jaw drop. The attention to detail of the scenery, caricatures, missions, multiplayer... you name it, was simply amazing. The FOBs, villages, and mountain terrain were perfect. It brought me back. I was very excited to play Warfighter after 2010 MOH, but, sadly, it wasn't even worth playing IMO.
P.S. Yeah, I cried too.
I told my wife the only thing to move me to tears in a long time was the end of MoH 2010. Outstanding job on that game.
The video of the MoH event was released, hard to watch.
the 2010 game was great i ended up buying it for less than 5 bucks a year after it came out and i ended up playing the campaign multiple times and played the mp for 3 years
as someone living in the barracks during the MoH 2010, the "base ban" just made us want to go out and play it more, that game was amazing
Did you get to play it on base?
The base ban was dumb. I had just got back from Iraq and we just went off post and bought it. I was a grunt and Taliban didn’t bother me. Modern Warfare 2 caught a base ban as well
@@kx250fforlife I played the fuck out it on base @Fort Bliss
Whats the diff between playing as a taliban and playing as a nazi?
Am I the only one who doesn't at all remember a base ban? We literally had cardboard posters for warfighter in the BX.
"Tommy! I'll see you on the beach!"
That alone brought a tear to my eye.
Speedy Gunz me too bro
Aye! Jimmy Sullivan was one of my favorite characters from MOHPA.
This nostalgia is hitting me like a freight train.
It definitely did for me.
Same
The narrator makes me feel like Im watching a history channel documentary.
back when they still made those
He's really good, it's a shame that TH-camrs like him can't make a living off youtube anymore and have to resort to Patreon to make ends meet. Hard to believe that just 2 years ago animation studios were talking about moving their operations to youtube...
Arthas Menethil If you have a voice like Morgan Freeman, you don't have to worry about the lost art of narration.
Jake Michael. I was thinking that too
He sounds like guy who narrates those true crime/cold case documentaries.
It's ironic Medal of Honor could save other franchises from death, but not itself.
Coz thats what heroes do
🥲
Is it possible to learn this power?
Is it possible to learn this power?
@@ellisvives not for a corporation
I will never forget that mountain sniping mission with the .50. such a good game back in the day
JUST as good as the helicopter gunner mission
@@joemoment-o1275 My friend/ex co-worker happened to program these levels. Was a super cool story to hear
Which one?
The moment i clicked on this video and heard the trumpets play i got chills all over my body. Everything from this game is good even the music
Jos Meerssman Man Rising Sun was just amazing in every aspect! I was about 7 or 9 when I played it...Now at 16 I hope COD WW2 can deliver at least some of that experience!
Charlie Hudson If you knew how to read I never said I thought it will be the same. I said I *hope* it is. You never know what the campaign will be like...
Jos Meerssman
Lol o got chills for some reason too at the end music 😆
The videos first music was from European assault.
Remember showing medal of honor airborne to an actual World War II airborne veteran and he was amazed at some of the attention to detail, especially operation husky which he took part in.
That's really cool.
Operation Husky is my favourite mission and to this day I remember the first expression I had when I played this game for the first time in 2008 on my brand new PS3. The drop from the plane and all the lights in the dark of the night - so beautiful. It sucks btw. Medal of Honor suffered the same fate as Prince of Persia, they created the genre but were cannibalized by newer title
that's awesome.
@@dawidpotega882 same, I remember even that first mission where you are doing jumping exercises, was so blown away. also the weapon customisation was a neat added thing.
@@cognitivedisability9864 I skipped the tutorial and went into the first mission right away :D The best view ever
It's kinda heartbreaking hearing how much attention to detail and respect for veterans and the war they fought went into these early WWII shooters, and how all that has gotten thrown out the window with subsequent games.
The culture changed.... for the worse.
Every game is a whacky wild cosplay party these days. It's kinda kiddy to me. There's no true theme and atmosphere in multiplayer anymore. Even campaigns are pretty farce
Medal of honor allied assault will always have a special place in my heart
Airborne and 2010 are my only MoH experiences. Airborne is more enjoyable. Wish I could've played all of them
Allied Assault is still in my top 5 games ever
Frontline... Frontline is my childhood
For me its European assault.....really really great times! !
MoH:AA and it's expansions have to be some of the best FPS experiences we've ever had.
I watched this video with a heavy heart. Medal of Honour : Frontline Assault and European Assault shaped edges of my childhood. Even hearing the music in the beginning of this video brought me back to a state of adolescence. This series had so much going for it, and I expect its return one day. Till then, it was an honour serving with you my fellow heroes.
GENII Press F to pay your respects
F
Shaped edges of your childhood? Christ. What's the weather like up your own ass?
I only played Frontline. Then found call of duty later. Now I play none of them cause they all suck now.
Iove medal of honor frontline
this video was such a feels trip for me, having started with the series at a young age in '99, and growing up with it, playing every one i could get my hands on, and watching it die slowly...
Starting with you Kratos lol
AngryOcelotGaming same for me bro.
I started playing it around...I don't even remember maybe it was 2006s 7s 8s 9s, I know I played European assault, vanguard and airborne, might have played front line but can't remember, It wasn't my first fps game first was counter srike but it was the first more cinematic fps game where there was a campaign.
They were one of the games that made my childhood awesome.
AngryOcelotGaming lmao, I played a lot of games just like this when I couldn't even read, do wish I could read back than tho
I miss this franchise soo much. I still go back to airborne every so often just to feel that nostalgia.
I enjoyed the style of that game and just replayed it last month for the first time in 5 years. The gunplay has *AGED* to say the least.
Medal of Honor 2010 is still one of the best campaigns I've ever played.
i just started replaying it.
@@MLPDethDealr32 did you liked it ?
Great game
Im really not sure how this channel is only at 80k subs. Amazing edits, knowledge and fucking crazy voice. Inspirational stuff, please dont stop!
don't forget the best voiceover on the fucking internet!
Damn right, sir
Just thought the same. This is a totally professional documentary, not biased in any way, no fan shit, great voice and speech, no childish bullshit, perfect edit, not boring, sound is perfect. With me, one more subscription.
This is the first video I have seen on this channel and indeed the voice was a pleasant surprise. This guy could get professional gigs
Dresgeve this kind of quality content has got a lot of research and work after It, its not a vblog or anything. This takes 10ts of hours to write, research, record and assemble
I like how the military veterans had their doubts first but "after seeing the respect the game had for its subject matter" it was ok for them.
5 Minutes later in the video - Sword Swinging Nazi Knights - allright then...
1999: Military Vets concerned video games may provide a disrespectful portrayal of sensitive events.
Nek minnit: T-bagging bunny-hopping 12-year-olds screaming racist shit down their mics in a historical war setting becomes a staple of gaming.
To be fair, the whole "Nazi Knights" thing was in a bonus level after the single-player campaign, that featured other ludicrous enemies and was intended as a joke. The developers put a similar amount of effort into seeking input from French WW2 veterans, as they did with American veterans and other experts in the first game.
Flipp147 those were 2 different games, Medal of Honor and Medal of Honor Underground
@@Fe7Ace To be fair that's not the developers' fault
There's nothing "respectful" in this schlock. The advisor guy probably just got promised more money.
Honestly warfighter was one of the best modern shooters to come out. The story was so unique for the time and the level customization in multiplayer was something that wouldn’t be seen for a very long time.
I agree 100% and miss that game
Só true i miss thouse days... It hás the reason why i whent to SO...
I remember playing MoH back in 2010, just being 12 at the time, and enjoying it. Having just replayed the Campaign, now being 23 and having EASed from the Marines; I can say fully that it is one of my favorite games based on modern-day conflict.
Medal of Honor was one of the game franchise I played when I was a kid and so sad to see it go down because of call of duty and battlefield but one day we will hear that iconic music play again hopefully soon
Shane
I love,
Shane S i MOH in its height but its fall was inevitable. Its a franchise destined to end. Onl so much you can do with a ww2 shooter until people start getting board
joedatius well hopefully EA see that ww2 shooters are beginning to show up again and bring back MOH
Rippingthosecheeks EA Keep updating the trade mark for HOM maybe it's not dead yet and just maybe they are making a new one
It didn't go down beacuse of call of duty and battlefield. It went down cause of medal of honor warfighter.
Medal of Honor Allied Assault was one of my first games ever and to this day, will remain one of my favorite my first person shooters ever.
Same here man! I managed to get my older brother into it too, and we eventually ended up in rival clans...ha,, the gaming for me was epic in those days!!!
Everytime I think of MoH: AA it reminds me of my childhood. If I didn't to this day played it and complete it for like 10000 times, then I don't know. Good old times man, and when I hear music from the game, it's like I get nostalgia attack! 😁
U got me crying
MOH was the first shooter I ever played. Loved every single one up to and including Rising Sun. Always will hold a special place in my heart. PS The music was insanely good
Agreed
Rsing Sun was creepy, the first hours the aggressive ai of the japanese got me often on the wrong foot....
Games like Medal of Honor and Brothers in Arms are what initially led me to my love of that time period and what eventually inspired me to take up WW2 Reenacting as a hobby. Games are such a great way to teach children about the history of our country and the World at large.
Can't even count the amount of times I replayed Pearl Harbor in Rising Sun. Great games.
I loved that game so much
Rising sun .... ahhh man the memories me and my friend split screening 1v1 lol love it
Tanaka is the GOAT
and Rickshaw (playable characters in multiplayer)
Best split screen memories I have. Almost shedding a tear right here and now.
That Medal of Honor European Assault soundtrack still gives me chills.
best soundtrack ever, i remember playing the ps2 version on every difficulty a few years ago. BEST.WW2.GAME.EVER.
I used to leave the main menu up and listen to the sound track, I loved that game, the sound track really hits home for me.
same bro same here
ikr fuck my life dude it's so good
Yeah I don't know why other people are saying that it's the worst one. It's honestly my favorite one by far.
Personally for me MOH started to lose to COD when they started to do more multiplayer rather than a good, long ,single player campaign just as Cod lost me when they did the same, I stopped playing them all when they just concentrated on multiplayer, for me it's all about the story,the characters, the history I still replay the originals they still have massive playability because of the story behind them.
I think that’s the minority though
I have no problem with multiplayer being involved but I agree with you I'm into the story line of it as well and a proper story line always has a campaign to it honestly open world concept campaigns would be ideal for future games where there's actually environment to explore and learn from etc...
There's a reason I still keep my ps3 copy of Black Ops safe and secure, but genuinely forgot Black Ops 3 & 4 even existed.
CoD campaigns since around Modern Warfare 2 and Black Ops have been over the top, but they've been thoroughly enjoyable... until they just stopped trying...
Multiplayer will always be more replayable and fun
Agree 100%.. im very aware multi player and battle royal is the hot thing but im a campaign guy. A good, long compelling campaign is what I love. Ive skipped some CODs n Battlefields for this very reason.
Medal Of Honour was my childhood and teenage years, Frontline I could not get enough of, absolutely miss those days thanks for the upload watching this brought back memories.
Holy crap this felt like a history channel documentary Good job!
The Medal of Honor 2010 is the most underrated game I've ever seen. Such an awesome and deep campaign. It ought to get more support
I was going to comment something to this effect.
I totally agree!
It is still, for me, the benchmark upon which single-player military FPSs are measured.
The characters felt genuine, and the situations were tense. Extremely so in many cases.
An absolute *must* play campaign for *anyone* who likes single-player experiences.
Totally agree
Man I really liked the campaign in MoH2010
@Adam Marcinkowski How it is a joke? Perhaps You are not into moder combact, but game itself was great, amazing story based on true events.
yeah
Medal of Honor in the early days were some of the best games I ever played even till this day. Such a sad ending to a great legacy.
Microtransactions ruined ea
Man storming the beach on Medal of Honor frontline is probably still my most memorable gaming experience. Coming out of the water and seeing those bunkers with machine guns firing and explosions everywhere was just like wow. What the hell am I supposed to do? I don’t get that from games today. I’ve been playing hell let loose and I love that game. Imagine playing a 50 v 50 online match where you storm the bbeach. The graphics are much better but it didn’t hit like moh frontline
100% the best historical overview I have ever seen on a video game franchise- on TH-cam, or otherwise. Thank you for the awesome work, cannot wait to check out the rest of your channel.
Also thanks to those patrons who went to war with their wallets and managed to squeeze out those coins for this much valuable cause even though I never played Medal of Honor before. Glad to see that they are not entirely unsung heroes in this effort.
Go check out Ahoy. He makes some of the best video game documentaries you can imagine.
FrankieseshyFilms well put totally agree
Frontline is one of my all-time favorite video games. The soundtrack is also one of the greatest I've ever heard
I remember playing Frontline, Rising Sun, and European Assault so much when I was a kid. My copy of European Assault was scratched or something so I could only play the first level, but I still played it into the ground.
I absolutely loved Warfighter. The customization and focus on SOF units was amazing. It was right around the time I left for basic training as well. I would be lying if I said it wasn't inspirational for me at the time. I loved Linkin Park's Castle of Glass dedicated to the game. Such a shame it wasn't a bigger success.
Wow I did not know that Linkin Park produced songs for MOH. Yeah I imagine it being grounded in reality was amazing. Sadly games stray further and further away from it. Medal of Honor really was something special.
Every single person involved in making/ producing and uploading this video : TAKE A BOW!
Honestly this is a beautiful production. As an older gamer ( less than a month till I hit my half century) you managed to take me down memory lane amazingly well. Well researched and production values throughout were great.
I still remember sniping in the 1st one, the sub base was most certainly one of the most epic levels / missions of any game back in its day, the graphics made me dribble which by modern standards is hard to believe but my god I remember both my Playstation and my PS2 making a racket as the hardware tried to keep up with it.
You've just gained a follower and come payday i'll patreon you.
Seriously well done and thank you for making this.
It’s so crazy how good graphics were back then, and then now where it’s like wow now they’re really realistic…looking back now the graphics were trash 😂😂it’s unbelievable I remember when the first newer gen’s came out the Xbox 360 I couldn’t believe how real it looked mind blowing
@@DevonteM317 i remember when I first got the PS1 and I saw the first cinematic cut scene in Tekken 3. I hadn't owned a console since my Super Nintendo died, and i was just thinking, "I don't see how they can make gaming graphics any better 🤯"
😂🤦♂️
Frontline was my childhood.
Never finished the game at the time because I was a dumb kid, but man was that intro t-o-p.
Ulfric Stormcloak
such a great soundtrack
Synthesized Mortal
I remember getting lost in that garden mission you know where you have to shoot your way out the back yards
As was shooting nazis in the toes.
Ulfric Stormcloak rising sun was mine
This video hurt my soul... nostalgia overload... MoH 1 was my first WW game, the game that got me into FPS games and learning about history... to see the franchise fall behind so far and ultimately get boxed... it just hurts man
Medal of Honor Airborne was by far the BEST Medal of Honor game of the franchise. Actually getting to paradorp into each leve with the 82nd Airborne and customize your own loadouts made it that much more amazing. I really wish they would of made 2 sequels one with the 101st Airborne and one with the 173rd Airborne or even the British Airborne. Maybe even add glider insertion into battle.
Medal of honor was such a good franchise, it introduced me to history and now it's one of my main passion
Imo I don't think medal of Honor is any good call of duty did everything better
medal of honor is cods father and moh fanbase is 100x better than cod kids@@hmm8445
Damn, this reminds me of my dad :-/ he loved playing this game back in the day. I miss him and his obsession with WW2 documentaries and games
Mine too.
When I was I child I remember waking up in the middle of the night at like 3 AM, and my dad was always playing MoH on his PS2...fucking legend lol
@@andreafederer Gotta love gamer dads 🤘🏼 hope your pops is doing well 😁
Did he transition 🏳️⚧️ ?
@@natty4316 bro what? I think he died
Medal of Honor: Heros 2 was my first FPS. I have really fond memories of that game as a kid. My favorite part was probably the glitches on the multiplayer maps that put you out of bounds. It was hard to do with a Wii remote but when you finally pulled off an out of bounds glitch after so many tries you felt like an absolute king. I miss those days.
I love how back then, the developers and veterans were actually concerned about the historical accuracy and the respect the game had for the events, nowadays, you have shit like CoD and BF series that just shits on the legacy of the war and then sells it to kids.
Now that tripple A companies are restarting to make historical shooters, I have this slight hope that medal of honor returns. I know it's very unlikely. But, I can't silent this small voice in the back of my head. A voice of hope, nostalgia and desperation. I need this game back where it belongs, and I'm sure that others think the same.
I'd like it too, but then I remember how EA is today and I'd prefer to preserve those good memories by playing the old ones again. Just look at how EA treated Titanfall 2 over that garbage depiction of WW1, Battlefield 1. EA has swung hard to the left, they'd probably make a preachy/whiny anti war/America game, with multiplayer avatars that are genderfluid or force diversity into time periods it makes no sense in. I miss the EA who did Bad Company and even Battlefield 3...
Genome Soldat ask yourself a question though, did having women in a first person shooter even slightly affect gameplay? if simply the thought of having a woman in a video game scares you then you need to take a long look at yourself
I know the feels...part of me desperately wants a decent ending for MOH Rising Sun. I wanna save my brother I also want to see what happened to Tommy in MOH Pacific Assault after Tarawa.
Jay personally I dont mind it unless its completely immersion breaking. Like COD and their black female Germans. Thats pretty stupid. And BF1 kinda pissed me off in that regard because they black washed most most of the sides except the ones that where not white aka the Ottoman Empire. They shoe horned Africans in every fraction that was historically white except the one army that wasn't historically white....to me that seems racist against white people.
Medic The Doctor CoD fuckrd up MW2 but people are still gonna buy it smh, but still a lot of people play red orchestra 2 online, or at least over 100 people at any given time xD
"these stealth levels, with nail-biting tension....."
(draws pistol & start spraying the lab scientists)
😂😂😂😂
I remember playing that level. That pistol could kill 2 ppl with 1 bullet if you lined them up. I used that effect to stealth kill the entire level.
Again, it's true stealth when no one is left alive to witness it.
I remember playing these games... ....with a tear in my eye.
I have to say moh2010 is still, IMHO, one of the most captivating FPS I ever played... What a good blend of emotions, what a fun multiplayer...
rising sun was my childhood game.
Jess same... that game made me rage quit so much lmao good times. I had it on the WII so that might have been why 😂
Jess same!
That British SAS officer in the campaign was a badass
Cacyademonenom Maj Broomly was his name I think
+Matt Just checked and yes! :D He kind of reminds me of Gaz from Cod4
“The campaign was too long”.
WTF does that even mean. If anything we need long campaigns.
Too long and it's a drag, too little and there's no point. It's best to reach a sweet spot, usually above 1.5-4 hours.
Below 6-8 hours
ZaB well that depends if you can keep the story interesting and engaging I personally wouldn’t mind a campaign that was even hundreds of hours long
Defiant Music I don’t know if it’s possible to write an engaging story longer than 20 hours
@@Dampzombieslayer JRPGS like persona have campaigns well above 20 hours
A very interesting and nostalgic video. Thank you! I spent hours upon hours with my friends playing Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, at our local internet cafe - only to then play my own copies at home!
This is a high-quality documentary. Like PBS or National Geographic. Well done.
I remember playing MOH: Frontline with my dad, on the first Xbox. Man, what a time.
similar memories, but with my uncle... i now have a PS2 and Frontline... and my dad owns two copies of Allied Assault, one with all expansions on discs and one not
ive been replaying Allied assault this past week. (had to find a crack just to get it to run on win10, as the DRM is just that bad)
I remember playing moh Frontline and moh rising sun with my dad when I was younger great memories miss those days
What a time to be alive
My first and only playing that was on my younger step-brother's PS2.
My middle brother and I forged a deep relationship playing all of the games mentioned in this video, together.
The sound track in the intro gave me chills and heavy hits of nostalgia 😭
@Enrique Jocson Dogs of War: main title
My thoughts exactly 👌
Can we just talk about how good that soundtrack is? I mean dear god. It's almost enough to bring me to tears.
Games like these never die, they live in our hearts for the rest of our lives.
I still think Medal of Honor Frontline has one of the greatest musical scores in gaming history.
Brothers in Arms has the best music
@@warframedeaths4881 nothing comes close to MoH
no doubt
And Airborne
@@Lightguardian_HOH Damn right
I am one of the few who don't care about multi player. So for me I stopped playing the series when they stopped developing single player campaigns. I know the trend is multiplayer and I'm not bitter about that, but I am sad that I am left out of such great games.
Medal of Honor (2010) and Medal of Honor: Warfighter should be brought to the XBOX ONE through backwards compatibility.
Medal of Honor: Warfighter was released on October-23-2012, that was a while ago. If you ask me, EA and the developers should take an honest look at the modern world today and the War on Terror. Don't pull back and don't be politically correct (fuck the SJWs and the Regressive Left). But don't exaggerate and make an Alt-Right wet dream (fuck those people too). Just show the situation as it is. That's how they should build their Campaign around. Make a fictional story that is highly realistic. Put the Campaign time setting in 2015-2020, and put the areas of operation in Africa, the Middle East, and Central Asia (for the most part). Use the positive elements of the previous iterations as your building blocks.
Now for the Multiplayer, all the post-launch maps and modes should be free of charge for all players across all platforms. There should be no community split, I cannot emphasize this enough. No microtransactions should be in either. The purchasable DLC should be new weapons/equipment and cosmetic items, this could be all covered with one single Season Pass (that is under $25).
TRENEX 379 Lol what's an alt rights wet dream when it comes to warfare? You know the alt right is a term created by the left too right? It's not an actual group.
Brace Land
What I meant by that, is that I don't want them creating wild exaggerations of the situation that is Radical Islamic Terrorism. Remember, the Alt-Right looks at non-whites (black and brown people) to be inferior to white people.
By the way, the term "Alt-Right" was coined and promoted by Richard Spencer back in 2010 (if I remember correctly). They are an actual group, they are a collection of weirdos with stark similarities with the Regressive Left and Islamism.
wxmyjnsn thats life for you
Agreed. Instead of making a compelling single player campaign, developers rely on MP to be the "bread & butter". Single player seems like an afterthought. I remember the original Half-Life SP campaign just kept going and going. I stopped spending money on FPS games after COD: Modern Warfare. I was pissed at how short the SP mode was (4-ish hours) and I'm too old too keep up with the ADD teens in MP, lol!
Well done documentary, thank you. I really loved this series. In addition to all the great action gameplay the campaigns had some serious heartbreaking moments that showed the players the dark sides of war. 10:45 that song really takes me back! Getting me all sentimental lol.
the old medal of honors on the PS2 will always hold a special place in my heart. as a little kid i just thought they were the coolest thing ever. the music at the beginning just gave me so much nostalgia.
Medal of Honor was the best growing up as a kid. Great game
Yeap i miss the game too... Started playing it on a 56kbps modem.
For real tho PS2 was the best console ever to play MOH on
*edit*not gonna lie though i still play all the medal of honors and i definitely prefer medal of honor rising suns multiplayer over stupid fortnite these days.
Yeah this was my first WW2 shooter game in 1999, and this is before CoD series.
And remember how i liked Normandy mission, looks cool...this is how you coming to Save Private Ryan movie -)
My first experience in fps was MOH in ps1
@@muhammadzidanezainalbaihaq3376 I first played medal of honor heroes 2 on the wii lol
, but I still play the new ones on pc.
Damn good old days
I do miss the early MoH games, but everytime I remember paying money for that war crime of a game War Fighter most of my good will towards the franchise dries up.
YES! Allied Assault (Original one) was the greatest thing that happened to FPS.
2yah2-Joseph yeah i was having mad flashbacks haha
Say no more...i loved Allied Assault, both story and online game were gold :)
@@vasily2022 there is only one allied assault
First Airman here, I would really like to see this series brought back. We are long over due.
Man, I remember playing warfighter online and loving it. I can't believe that was almost a decade ago. If MoH came out with a new entry, I'd absolutely look into buying it again
The multiplayer felt amazing didn't it, like different countries the sniper felt good the kill streaks were rewarding
European assault and Rising sun was my favorites. Not to mention the cliff hanger at the ending of Rinsing sun. Airborne was pretty good as well just a little to short.
Christian Young lol I was too young to appreciate any story in rising sun, but I remember it was a mission on a Japanese carrier
PepetheFrogHere Yea most the game you fight alongside your brother. And your right the last level is on a Japanese carrier with your brother being captured and becoming a POW at the end.
God me and my cousin would 1v1 in that battleship map when we were kids as well as play the campaign together. I loved rising sun!
There was supposed to be a Rising Sun 2, where it's about Donnie Griffin's story, but was cancelled after RS1 was a financial flop and it had mixed reception. Rising Sun was problematic, but it was pretty good. Though the story was partially resolved on the ending of the PSP exclusive Heroes. It was mentioned that John Baker (protagonist in Allied Assault Breakthrough and Heroes' Italy campaign) was going to be transferred to the Pacific to Sgt. Joseph Griffin to plan POW rescue ops. It's speculated that the PoW may have included Donnie, his brother who was captured in the Philippines.
I played LAN games of Allied Assault and the expansions with my dad, uncle and a friend of his. The four of us would play non stop for weekends. So fun and hilarious moments. It's among the best memories I have.
I played against my father split screen. He had no clue what he was doing. I'd kill him many times. Haha he tried tho
StopAndListen man my dad show me the allied assault i have the game installed eveen those days and now i want to play it with my dad again, so much fun so much energy in this game we use to talk before going to sleep about the game it was so good , good days back then ... Falling in tears right now...
God that music is so memorable! I was just a kid when I played Medal of Honor European Assault and it’s to this day one of my favorites. RIP Medal of Honor. You will not be forgotten.💜
Man Medal of Honor warfighter was one of my first ps3 games truely a masterpiece
Imagine, just imagine. "Coming on all platforms in 2021, Medal of Honor: Band of Brothers"
Hope, keep hoping.
You know, I have more hope for Brothers in Arms 4 and Half-Life 3 compared to this, but then again, I'll still give support for this dream.
I’d love it if they made that show in a game they made thee best Afghan conflict campaign I’ve ever played would also want another one of those
they made the vr version insanely bad, really bad reviews and not many sales. Medal of Honor is sadly dead
@@MzmrzOG I hope Respawn compensates this setback with Titanfall 3 and Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order 2.
Allied Assault is personally my favorite because my family and I still play it to this very game. My dad sets up a server, and we play free for all
Medal of Honor Allied Assault was the first PC game I ever played on a EMachines PC we bought form Value City in 2001. Later followed by Halo: CE a month later and GTA Vice City. Absolutely amazing games.
18:00 I appreciate that when you use footage it always relates to the narration and isn’t just thrown into your videos without care. Keep it up!
I remember staying Up at Night playing Moh European Assault on Ps2 with my Brother on Splitscreen 😢
These was the good old days.
I still get chills when i hear the Music
Patrik Achenbach - got that game for my 12th birthday. Loved it to death. And yes, that musical score is something else.
Patrik Achenbach same here bro I use to do the same thing...
Same bro
The dogs of war - MOH EA
i played it when i was 9 still love the music and game sadly i dont have a ps2 anymore
This was amazing, not to mention a real nostalgia trip. Thanks guys.
I hope Medal of Honor makes a comeback. I absolutely loved the last 2 MOH games that came out. Tier one, and Warfighter.
Medal of Honor: Rising Sun will forever hold a place in my heart.
Medal of Honor deserves a Medal of Honor
Medal of honor needs to be remastered... amazing!
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Check out MOH_revival.exe on Google. Its a masterpiece available for free !!!
That was amazing guys thank you for the video.
I still remember when Call of Duty was the laughing stock and everyone played MOHAA. Thems was the days.
It was still laughing stock
Call Of Duty 1 and 2 were brilliant
@@turrican4d599 yeah I don't remember CoD 1 and 2 being laughing stocks. The United Offensive expansion was gamechanging. They had jeeps and tanks
I have only played European Assault, and it was one of the most intense and immersive experiences in my life. I enjoyed every second. And that music, wow! The music is just amazing. That music got me obsessed till this day. I love the narrator, and the young-old fading in the voice. Everything in the game had sense, and it was really emotional. At the end, I felt like if I was that veteran. I love that game.
BTW, this is one of the most high level professional "amateurs" documentaries that I have ever seen. To make a video like this takes, not only tons of work, but also a lot of knowledge. Bravo.
flattinjib flattinjib Play frontline, it has a very nostalgic score too.
Vangard was also very memorable.
flattinjib flattinjib yes MoH Frontline is my favorite game of all time. The score is unbelievable
Ill see you on the beach, MOH. :'(
Same man
Really solid. Had no idea. This is great stuff for the uber-sub-average gamer who doesn’t keep up with gaming press, but has history with some of these major titles.
And as a professional editor, great job. 👏
i loved MOH 2010's multiplayer, really nice and well done by DICE, also ran so well on frostbite 1.5
Ugh seeing that silenced pistol from Allied Assult brought back so many memories
FaZeBooce yes that thing was the most powerful thing in existence to me
If your name is FaZe Booce then my name is Brayden
FaZeBooce the welrod;)
i was suprised when i heard that the welrod is an actual gun
Yep, the Hi Standard Silenced was a force to be reckoned with.
2010 Moh was beautiful. It has a place in my heart
Mine too
AMEN!
romeo5-5 medal of honor warfighter is my favorite
@@12OunceProphet me too
I’ve just been binging your videos, really solid stuff man
MOH Warfighter will always be a fps favorite. I would love to have a follow up to that series in today's consoles.
This franchise didn't deserve what happened to it. EA drilled it into the ground.
iWasThe Battlefield no they did it themselves they ran out of ideas and started falling in quality it's not always EA at fault. A good example would be the new Mass Effect, EA told them if they needed they could delay the game 6 more months but they refused and released a half made game with bugs up the ass.
xXsilentvatoXx EA wanted them to compete with CoD on Mon warfighter
+iWasThe Battlefield and it actually was a good game people were just too dumb for it at it's release.
+iWasThe Battlefield they didn't want to, they had to.
EA thought releasing an unfinished Warfighter the same time as Halo and COD would be smart. Anyone not EA saw that failure coming from a mile away. It sucks because Warfighter was a great game, only thing I played for months.
This is one awesome and well made documentary!!!
Another amazing documentary about Medal of Honor franchise and the companies involved in developing them♥♥
Fantastic video as always. Keep up the great work!
Sorry about the re-upload, everyone. As a consequence of a copyright claim on one of the songs in the video, we had to take it down and modify it accordingly.
We also took this opportunity to rectify the "9th of June" mistake in the video. :)
For those who haven't seen this one yet, enjoy!
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Hello!
I hope it didnt impact your ad revenue much
Well i wondered earlier that where the hell this disappeared :D
You only think about money
Pacific Assaut is absolutely underrated. First and best fps I played in my life that shit is so good holy crap
Your videos are so good that I feel like crying
With all the remasters having come out, and continue to come out, im surprised the classic medal of honors haven‘t been
“But what happened to EA’s iconic - “
“ - EA. EA happened to EA’s games.”
Ahh, with or without EA's direction this franchise would have hit a wall. Blame them for their sins, but what did they really screw up so badly with this one? It was a franchise based on historical war, strong narrative, and linear design in a market that got over-saturated with historical war games, grew obsessed with feature multiplayer, and where every single player game needs to be open world now. The changing temperament of gamers as a whole killed this franchise. So EA stopped making something that people stopped asking for and stopped lining up to buy, what villians. To survive (as something that makes money) it pretty much would have turned into exactly what Call of Duty is today I believe.
Exactly Mike. EA can destroy anything. MoH came before CoD, could totally have matched that success, but EA...
SAD FACE :(
EA literally did nothing bad this time around. They gave the developers plenty of chances but the devs simply couldn't match COD and Battlefield.
@@Fe7Ace I agree with you. I think that EA going sour happened after MoH became irrelevant. I'm not saying they didn't make mistakes back then, but they certainly had a better reputation I think. They made better games then
This channel is so underrated, you need way more subs!
Medal of Honor and MOH Underground was my childhood. The sounds were outstanding. Thank you for remind me.