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# 3D worlds 15 missions 20+ weapons Medal of Honor: Frontline (PS2)

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**Price:** AED 6
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## Summary

> 🎖️ Relive the Valor of History!

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## Key Features

- • **Feel the History:** Immerse yourself in a realistic WWII atmosphere that brings the past to life.
- • **Unleash Your Inner Hero:** Dive into 15 immersive missions inspired by real WWII events.
- • **Arm Yourself for Victory:** Choose from over 20 authentic weapons to dominate the battlefield.
- • **Teamwork Makes the Dream Work:** Coordinate with your squad to execute strategic attacks and outsmart the enemy.
- • **Experience Cutting-Edge Graphics:** Explore fully realized 3D environments that showcase the PS2's advanced capabilities.

## Overview

Medal of Honor: Frontline for PS2 offers players a thrilling experience through 15 missions based on real WWII events, featuring advanced 3D graphics, a diverse arsenal of over 20 weapons, and the opportunity to strategize with a military squad in a historically immersive environment.

## Description

Medal of Honor: Frontline , the franchise's PS2 debut, features 20 levels of gameplay spread across six major missions, all based on real World War II events and all adding up to one complete and uninterrupted story line. The game includes detailed German, British and American troops, as well as Dutch civilians, all with full facial expressions and lip synch. More than 20 authentic WWII weapons include the Colt.45, Springfield sniper rifle, Panzerschreck rocket launcher, MG42 mounted machine gun and the Browning automatic rifle. Enemy vehicles include panzer and tiger tanks, trucks, motorcycles with sidecars and armoured railway scout cars. There are also player-driven motorised railcars, trains and mine carts. Advanced enemy AI requires you to consistently vary your attack strategy as the situation dictates--go it alone for the utmost stealth or work as part of a highly trained military unit to wreak havoc on the enemy. The game offers intense noncombat scenarios as well, such as a disguised, weaponless infiltration of an officer's pub brimming with Gestapo to make contact with a Dutch Resistance operative. In Medal of Honor: Frontline , players must infiltrate the German frontline and steal the Ho IX flying wing, an experimental Nazi weapon. The game unfolds across five missions and 15 levels that see you destroying a German naval base, rescuing a captured OSS operative, and disarming the undercarriage of Nijmegen Bridge. Along the way, you'll be assisted by AI-controlled squad mates and more than 20 weapons, including the Liberator, Panzerschreck, MG42, and B.A.R., plus special tools like a disguise kit.

Review: Still great..PS2 & the PS3 version! - When I bought my PS2 originally around release this was the first FPS game I picked up along with its successor - Medal Of Honor Rising sun. I can also add that MOH Frontline is a completely different experience to MOH rising sun, and in a good way. As soon as you begin 'Your Finest Hour' (the first mission) you are instantly transported into the heat of the action as you, Jimmy Patterson are on a higgins boat prepared to storm the beaches of Normandy during the horrific, bloody battle historically renouned as 'D-day'. As soon as you are on the beach (after being hit by a bomb and forced to swim to shore) you meet up with your Captain and are almost instantly forced to take cover as the constant hammering and ricocheting of the bullets fly past your head make the player instantly feel in the very moment of the action. Incredibly immersive, the sound gives you goosebumps as the deathening blitz of gunfire keeps you aware that you're fighting and not in some kind of simulation. If like me, you play on hard difficulty then the beauty of this level is truly revealed because if you step out for too long for as short as a second, your dead which gives the game an incredibly realistic and rewarding feel. This moves me onto the gameplay. With easy to pick up, fun controls the game is incredibly noob-friendly in the control section; however newer players may feel the game is quite hard in comparison to as instead of regenerative health you have to find health pack to keep Jimmy going after being softened up by gunfire which gives the game an extra level of difficulty because you have to be aware of your health and tactically make decisions before doing an action which means you nearly always have to take your weapon ammo, health, amount of enemies and position into consideration. MOH Frontline spans across numerous levels which involve the player jumping on a nazi filled train, riding a minecart through a mine, storming the beaches of Normandy even fighting alongside the Poles in Arnhem. With plenty of variety the game is truly bought ti life with the beautifully composed music from Michael Giacchino. If you previously player this game before you'll know what I mean as the composer managed to create a bond between the player and music which in certain missions (such as Needle in a Haystack) gives the player an emotional side which had never been seen in an FPS game. The graphics in this game are great so no fuss there, in the PS2 and PS3 version. However, due to being released without a patch the PS3 version is more glitch-ridden than the classic PS2 version as the music can occasionally stop when it never did on the PS2 version. all in all MOH Frontline is a timeless classic that I recommend to new and old gamers looking for some second world wartime FPS fun! Overall, I give it 9/10 as it is one of the best games in the MOH series. I rate it down due to some of the enemies spawning in rediculous places on some missions such as 'The golden Lion' on hard mode. Also, the fact that you can't look down your sights takes away a bit of the immersion. Still a great game though, and for the great price I'd say buy it!
Review: Frontline - I love the game but it cuts off when in a certain level

## Features

- 15 missions, based on real events that occurred during World War II
- Fully realized 3-D worlds, using the advanced capabilities of the PlayStation 2
- Over 20 weapons
- Attack enemy units alone and as part of a crack military squad
- Communicate with friendly units to organize deadly tactics
- Realistic WWII feel

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Still great..PS2 & the PS3 version!
*by C***E on 31 August 2011*

When I bought my PS2 originally around release this was the first FPS game I picked up along with its successor - Medal Of Honor Rising sun. I can also add that MOH Frontline is a completely different experience to MOH rising sun, and in a good way. As soon as you begin 'Your Finest Hour' (the first mission) you are instantly transported into the heat of the action as you, Jimmy Patterson are on a higgins boat prepared to storm the beaches of Normandy during the horrific, bloody battle historically renouned as 'D-day'. As soon as you are on the beach (after being hit by a bomb and forced to swim to shore) you meet up with your Captain and are almost instantly forced to take cover as the constant hammering and ricocheting of the bullets fly past your head make the player instantly feel in the very moment of the action. Incredibly immersive, the sound gives you goosebumps as the deathening blitz of gunfire keeps you aware that you're fighting and not in some kind of simulation. If like me, you play on hard difficulty then the beauty of this level is truly revealed because if you step out for too long for as short as a second, your dead which gives the game an incredibly realistic and rewarding feel. This moves me onto the gameplay. With easy to pick up, fun controls the game is incredibly noob-friendly in the control section; however newer players may feel the game is quite hard in comparison to as instead of regenerative health you have to find health pack to keep Jimmy going after being softened up by gunfire which gives the game an extra level of difficulty because you have to be aware of your health and tactically make decisions before doing an action which means you nearly always have to take your weapon ammo, health, amount of enemies and position into consideration. MOH Frontline spans across numerous levels which involve the player jumping on a nazi filled train, riding a minecart through a mine, storming the beaches of Normandy even fighting alongside the Poles in Arnhem. With plenty of variety the game is truly bought ti life with the beautifully composed music from Michael Giacchino. If you previously player this game before you'll know what I mean as the composer managed to create a bond between the player and music which in certain missions (such as Needle in a Haystack) gives the player an emotional side which had never been seen in an FPS game. The graphics in this game are great so no fuss there, in the PS2 and PS3 version. However, due to being released without a patch the PS3 version is more glitch-ridden than the classic PS2 version as the music can occasionally stop when it never did on the PS2 version. all in all MOH Frontline is a timeless classic that I recommend to new and old gamers looking for some second world wartime FPS fun! Overall, I give it 9/10 as it is one of the best games in the MOH series. I rate it down due to some of the enemies spawning in rediculous places on some missions such as 'The golden Lion' on hard mode. Also, the fact that you can't look down your sights takes away a bit of the immersion. Still a great game though, and for the great price I'd say buy it!

### ⭐⭐⭐ Frontline
*by W***Y on 10 August 2026*

I love the game but it cuts off when in a certain level

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent!
*by D***J on 16 May 2026*

Excellent!

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