Medal of Honor: Frontline

Frontline is what all first person shooter games aspire to be. This game rules. It's very challenging but with practice you can beat it even on hard like I finally did. The extensive research that was put into this game pays off and makes this game very real indeed. The weapons are very cool and accurate. Accurate as in close to the real thing. The full auto weapons have a tendency to climb. All in all a great game and one that you can play for a long time even after beating it without getting bored. Bottom Line: Until Halo 2 comes out this has to be the best first person shooter.

When you think of World War Two, you think of the bloody beaches of Normandy, the shattered villages of rural France, and the plotting resistance pin-pricking German positions. And this is exactly what this game delivers.

The game-play is - in a good way - typical of a first person shooter. The range of weapons is very realistic as well. The story portrays you as Jim Patterson, a private in the U.S. army, picked for a series of undercover missions across undercover France.

The only let down is the fact that you can't play 2 player. But other than that, a brilliant game. Seeing as it's quite an old game now, you can pick it up in most game stores for under £25.

A real gem. 9/10

This game is what all FPS games should be. There have been plenty of comments about the graphics, the sound, the gameplay, blah, blah, blah. What really grabbed this player was the interactive music. When Patterson is sneaking down an alley, the background music reflects the building tension. As one of the Nazis hears Patterson coming and hits the alarm button the music picks up to a heart-pounding tempo. Once all the Germans are eliminated and Patterson returns to steathily creeping around, the music backs off again. It's a particular rush to play with a large-screen tv and surround sound. You can actually hear bullet strikes in front of, behind, to the left and right of you. Whip out the plastic an pony up for a home theater system. Even if it's only to play THIS game, it's worth it.

EA Games have released many games that they can be proud of, but this one beats them all. Medal of Honor Frontline lets you experience a war that was the worst of its kind. We don't want to experience a real war, just get an idea what it would have been like for the people who had to live and breathe the ups and downs of war. This game captures that perfectly. The graphics are excellent, with the smallest details adding to the splendor. Crystal-clear sound puts you in the mood most people would have felt back in the 1940's. The gameplay is superb, with you taking the role as Lieutenant Jimmy Patterson, who is enlisted with the US Army. Overall, this game ITSELF deserves a Medal of Honor.

I just bought my PS2 yesterday but it was broken. So today, I exchanged it for a new one and it worked. I rented Medal of Honor: Frontline and it is the best game I have ever played! The graphics are astonishing and the weapons are mind-blowing. Nothing's more fun than playing as Lieutenant James Patterson killing Nazis and French guys. Each mission is packed with action and just more and more Nazis to terminate. Medal of Honor: Frontline is a highly recommended video for PS2, XBOX, and Gamecube. As the first PS2 game I've played, it's far by the best video game ever. Steven Spielberg is a genius creating this game! As I played, I felt like I was right in the middle of the battle of war. Nobody should hate Medal of Honor: Frontline because it's the most exciting game a video-game fan craves for. The Nazis are tough, but it's worth shooting them. And there's tons of weapons you can obtain. My favorite one is the machine guns. Medal of Honor: Frontline should be made into a film directed by Spielberg! If that ever happens, it will be mind-blowing! If you have any comments or agreements for me, please e-mail me at tylerripen@yahoo.com.