The D Day Normandy Landings One Of The Best WW2 Games- Medal Of Honor Fronline Remastered Part 1

[@johnnyklebitzrevenge4793]

Perfect timing Pro. A salute to the Men who gave their lives on the beaches of Normandy.

[@WilliamHalverd]

And most of the soldiers on all the battles in WW2

[@JustinKaufman-ht2zd]

Last time someone storm the beach was Anglo-ANZAC forces in Gallipoli which was a failure the American, British, and Canadian storm different beach in Normandy to never repeat Gallipoli fiasco we salute Allies learn from Gallipoli mistake in WW1

[@jaymac7203]

This was such a great era for gaming. The early 2000's were full of these awesome classics. Such nostalgic games.

[@MrWaifuTaker]

Also a Happy 29th Birthday to the one, the only... *_TheProfessional!_*

[@makhaiwilbert5541]

When I started professional I didn't actually know he was a full on adult.I use to think that he was a teenager until his 28th birthday gta 4 stream

[@cadetleo1696]

I still have the original on my PS2 and it’s STILL an amazing game all these years later 🤟✊🔥

[@incog1252]

For me: Medal of Honor: Frontline was THE game that introduced me to WW2 games back during my youth. God do I miss the PS2 era. 😢

[@NeonFlare]

I was just listening to the soundtrack for this game earlier! What a coincidence, the music in this game is so beautiful. It's so haunting and captures the WW2 atmosphere brilliantly. The song from third mission (the paratrooper one) in particular is my favourite

[@optiTHOMAS]

Absolutely! Great soundtrack! Was that the operation market garden level? I remember that level, it was so cool! I also like the level where you sneak in the nazi headquarters after distracting that pub with tipping the piano guy to pkay a song everyone sings and joins in all while in disguise and that level where you land in civilians' back yards and they have a trench gun! Such a great game! I miss medal of honor, man! Good times! 😁👍🏻

[@railfan630]

The men who storm those beaches on Normandy are all hero's.

[@mcbeaty3971]

Not if you’re white

[@JustinKaufman-ht2zd]

They make sure storm the beach is not other Gallipoli mistake this is high risk reward to take beach in Normandy

[@Silver_007_DM]

As a kid I thought the title looked like a candy bar 🍫 logo and I thought it was a Candy Factory 🏭 😅 but as a teenager and after playing it my perspective changed massively and the gameplay was awesome and the first Medal Of Honor game I played when I was 7 and I thought that Medal of honor was one game and not like Sniper Elite where there was a series

[@VincentFF7200]

That was my first medal of honor game I played this game when I was 9 on the PS2 and I beat it on the original Xbox maybe someday I’ll replaying the PS2 version @niko_for_hire

[@BanditoGames]

You still sound like you're 7 by the way you speak

[@alliesnation]

Sniper Elite IS a Game A Series A Childhood A Marvelous Alternate History Ever

[@mattisvicious6069]

​@@alliesnationwhy do you talk like that

[@alliesnation]

@@mattisvicious6069 what do you mean with why do i talk like that sniper elite is a game a series childhood marvelous alternate history of a game ever okay

[@richardtouchstone5508]

So I know I am late but did you know that Eisenhower had two speeches ready for D-Day ? One speech is for victory in D-Day while the second speech was meant for if they had failed at D-Day. The plan was that if they failed then Eisenhower would step down which I think would be understandable since if Operation Overlord failed then Eisenhower would have preceded over one of the greatest allied defeats. So it would make sense that he’d feel that he would need to resign if it failed. Speaking about D-Day, they had paratroopers land the night before (Brothers in Arms Road to Hill 30 and Earned In Blood have levels set during the night before D-Day and the same day). The paratroopers job was to take out naval guns, hold key areas and prevent reinforcements from arriving until the allied forces cleared the beaches. The drops however were so chaotic that you’d have paratroopers ending up having to abandon their assigned objective and join the men they landed near and help them with theirs. If I recall it took days for paratroopers to get back to their actual units. Also another lucky thing for the Allies was I think that there were meant to be tanks in the region but after a disagreement occurred Hitler intervened and have the tanks moved away from Normandy and not allowed to be moved unless he ordered it. They German counterattacks also got delayed since Hitler had believed the landing in Normandy was s diversion and the real assault would be at the port of Calais. The Paratroopers even captured a place called Brecourt (forget the name) Manor which had the location of every artillery piece in Norther France, the first tanks to get off the beach were sent there to aid the paratroopers. Also the reason that Normandy was so well fortified was because Field Marshal Rommel was sent there and had it fortified since he knew it would be an ideal place for an invasion and one of the most likely targets for an Allied invasion. Also if I recall the forces defending Omaha Beach was changed recently from a more inexperienced unit to veterans who if I recall had just been transferred from the Eastern Front, that part may not be accurate but I know they had transferred out the men defending Omaha for a more experienced force. Also there was meant to be allied tanks at the beaches but they ended up sinking their landing craft and the few that did get ashore were destroyed. One of the British beaches even had a destroyer or some other ship beach itself to give cover to the landing force. A lot of heroics happened on D-Day and the reason for its success was the bravery and hard work of the soldiers who fought there and all the effort went into deceiving the Germans into believing Calais was the target. As for Market Garden a lot of things went wrong there, German forces captured the plans for the operation on the first day when they captured one of the British gliders, so they knew where forces were generally and the plan for the 30th Corps to link up the landing zones. They also ignored the warnings of the resistance that an SS Panzer Division had been relocated into the area. And finally Montgomery, the guy who made the plan wasn’t even around for a portion of it and it was his aide (I forget how to say it) who filled his role at the time.

[@nomarsenrab]

Yeah, there were a lot of things that went right and wrong that day. Also, I heard that the soldiers that morning were given too big of a breakfast. Another thing that was in their favor was the water slowing down the bullets

[@fadedBLAZE89]

Not only the gameplay and the cosplay is not the only reasons I tune into the professional. It's also the knowledge and the history lesson is the main reason I follow this channel.

[@MrWaifuTaker]

Happy D-Day, lads. Also, it's nice how you got your PS3 over here in the Midwest. Please play some PS3 titles on the channel when you get the chance, mate. (Army of Two Trilogy, Just Cause 2, Kane and Lynch 2 Multiplayer, Saints Row 2 on PS3 (doesn't have to be a new playthrough i mean like looking back at your first save file), etc.)

[@ArtVandelayOfficial]

Xbox 360

[@MrWaifuTaker]

@@ArtVandelayOfficial Xbox 360 kicks ass too. It's my absolute favorite console.

[@kingjamization]

Don't forget MegaMan Legends 2 and the Misadventures of Tron Bonne is on the to do list

[@dillonc7955]

I really wish there were more games that covered the less seen fronts of WW2 such as the Pacific front, North Africa, even places like Czechoslovakia. Technically the first battle of WW2 was when a group of Czech soldiers resisted the German annexation and fought bravely despite knowing they were dead men if captured. Mark Felton has a video about the entire battle I believe.

[@theprofessional155]

Sniper Elite 3 and 4 cover North Africa and Italy . Check out my playlists of them . Those are a few fronts you don’t hear much about .

[@ziploc2000]

If you haven't played Hidden and Dangerous that might interest you. Graphics are poor on the first one compared to modern titles, but the second one is OK.

[@thewanderer9559]

If you haven't play call of duty 2 it covers Russia, Britain in AFRICA, and America

[@martinford4553]

That depends on what you consider the start of ww2 I suppose.

[@kristaskrastina2863]

Oh, I can add a lot more to that: 1. Everything in 1939-41. From Poland to Khalkhin-Gol, from Norway to Crete. 2. The Eastern Front (or, as we Russians call it, the Great Patriotic War). I saw a lot of Stalingrad, a bit of Moscow and a bit of Kursk. But the war in USSR was much bigger than that! Where are Brest, Odessa and Sevastopol which were defended for months? Where is Soviet catastrophic landing at Eastern Crimea in 1941-42? Where is Leningrad with its famine and the Road of Life? Where is Rzhev - a complete hell even by Eastern Front standards? Where is HUGE 1944 offensive (operation Bagration)? 3. The Resistance in... let's say everywhere but France. Norway, Poland, USSR, Germany itself, Yugoslavia - you name it. Oh, and badass Slovakian rebels who built themselves an armoured train - why aren't they in any game? 4. The Middle East had some interesting stuff in Lebanon and Iraq. 5. Africa outside of its northern part. Ethiopia, Madagascar, Congo - it'd be interesting in some game about Free France. 6. The entire Southeast Asia. Just imagine something like World at War in Burma and India. 7. China. There were 14 years of war against Japan - it'd make a good story.

[@jameslars7391]

This game was my childhood I still remember most of the missions even all these years later.

[@anthonycullen]

What joy to see you play this game just listening to this music will be great this is my favourite game of all time i am 62 this month still love games keeps my head active lol wish this was on Xbox series x Thank You.

[@geauxburns]

Great choice Pat and a good way to commemorate D-Day, I loved playing MOH Frontline back in the day.

[@Pinkmna]

I Never Played This Game Shame Such A Good Soundtrack And It Really Capture Battleground In WW2

[@NewYorksMostWanted]

This and Gran Turismo A-Spec were the very two first games I got with my PlayStation 2 in 2002. I genuinely cannot put to words the level of nostalgia I get seeing this game and hearing those sound effects along with the dialogue. Love the thought you put into the uniform and the strapless helmet, as well as your admiration for those heroes opposed to meaningless celebrities. I'll be watching all the way through :)

[@mikeyeaton4964]

Another childhood classic of mine!

[@Jeptheplay]

me too!!

[@dillonc7955]

Underground was mine, I vaguely remember this game since I was so young.

[@anthonyhonorable2974]

Frontline, Rising Sun, & European assault were my fave during PS2 days

[@purplitooelfideo9732]

​@@dillonc7955 Underground actually came out before frontline if you're referring to MOH Underground lol

[@Charlie1776_]

I remember playing this game back in the day. Today I look on it with a new perspective. Thank you for those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

[@Gh0st_1921]

Medal of honor holds a special place in my heart…With titles played such as Allied Assault,Heroes 1 and 2 on the psp and the 2010 MOH…Recently I got to play the psx ones on my modded vita

[@Graggle_Gabagool]

I loved this game so much during my childhood. Personally, I think this is the best MoH game. So many memories and so much nostalgia, it means a lot to me to see it once again.

[@rloudv]

Wow! My dad used to play this one, the only game I've ever see him interested and playing til the very end. He finished a couple of times too. Great memories, thanks Pro!

[@mr.panamaniac]

Thanks for showing appreciation to those brave souls.

[@user-qz9lc1lt2y]

@@landonn420 what is wrong with you?

[@SheepTacoMan]

Always great to see you play PS3 games. Great era of gaming and great choice to commemorate the day

[@thebestboahinthewest6651]

Glad you played this classic, professional. I remember playing this with my dad back in the day on the ps2.

[@ziploc2000]

Great choice, I still have this in my back collection of PC games. You mention the Americans, but don't forget the British and Canadians also had beach landings on D-Day. Omaha was the worst beach to attack, the generals knew that going in, and it was a killing field for the poor brave young Americans, especially the early waves.

[@Thtguyuknw.]

I’m so glad you branched out from gta and that you finish all the games you start. Seeing these old games like this triggers so many flashback memories of a better simpler time. Thank you @theprofesional

[@oakularoregon6623]

Perfect timing Professional, perfect timing. You chose the right date to upload it on the anniversary of our fallen heroes, good job love you're cosplay walkthroughs keep it up.

[@axelcordova8262]

I remember trying and failing to go through the first mission of this game multiple times. Then I saw my dad breeze through it. 😅

[@brandonperez8977]

Same but my dad owned it.

[@buckn5]

This does make me wonder what is the best D Day Mission. Either this, Call Of Duty 2, or Call Of Duty WW2

[@BanditoGames]

This is better and more realistic. Cod 2 wasn't dog green sector. It was pointe du hocke. And WW2 felt more smaller than dog green is portrayed.

[@brendondickerson9563]

I personally prefer medal of honor allied assault. It Came out one year before this one. Very similar beach and bunkers, but because it was on PC there are a lot more allied soldiers in the beach.

[@tsarfox3462]

I remember I wanted to try this game so I rented it from Blockbuster back when that was a thing. Absolutely loved it and ended up renting it again.

[@patrickmarcello5103]

One of the best games ever in my opinion. During its release, playing this was emotion sparking. The scene prior to the beach landing; I cannot imagine what it must have been like being on those boats.

[@xXE4GLEyEXx]

As a PC guy when I was a kid, for me Allied Assault was the quintessential MOH experience, played this in 2010 on PS3 next to the wonderful MOH2010. I miss this series.

[@Bori99]

Perfect time to start playthrough at this time and Happy birthday in advance my friend.

[@martinanderson5610]

thanks for playing pacific assualt, its fun game i recently started playing it myself bc i was going to play it years ago but totally forgot it. very similar gameplay wise. but damn its badly designed when it comes to giving u ammo for weapons u get when missions begin. i"m stuck on got no ammo left on my smg or rifle wish ur teamates could give you ammuntion like they do in medal of honor 2010 reboot. that is how it should be, never had this problem in cod 3 or mw series i always found or got ammo. however since i decided to play it on hard its very difficult.

[@adamuzumaki98]

I love that game! Awesome PlayStation 2 game from 2002.

[@doubledown1138]

This game was so far ahead of its time. And Michael Giacchino's score is a masterpiece.

[@maxemerick8107]

MOH: Allied Assault has a pretty memorable Omaha Beach mission, and interestingly came out the same year but only for PC I believe. Great vid Pro!

[@tempi7021]

oh man, playing this on hard is just insanely difficult i remember

[@rewardunkind4541]

One thing about these events is that the will one day will reach their 100th anniversary

[@Caloveru]

God I remember this game and how many times have I finished it? how i love the soundtrack of this game i will never forget those days of the playstation 2

[@BanditoGames]

The background menu theme and operation market garden theme in this game is truly the best soundtrack I've ever heard

[@sirfanatical8763]

Thanks for the vet donation thing. Helping people adjust back to civilian life and helping people learn civil skills is really important. I found the Frontline entry pretty depressing because one is all alone in a hostile environment. 30:31, the same happened in Vienna but instead of blowing it all to hell, all bombs got defused, and many soldiers deserted and went back to their families, many also helped the soviets to liberate the city. The battle for Vienna was pretty short. It helped a lot with negotiating the countries independence and all. + do you speak german?

[@Philip-3172]

Thank you for covering this amazing game, brings back some amazing memories of playing this on the PS2

[@PTJC992]

Great to see MOH: Frontline getting attention! My first ever introduction to WW2 games was actually an underrated gem called Secret Weapons Over Normandy, an arcade flight game which starts you off from the beginning stages of WW2- from Dunkirk, the Battle of Britain, Midway, and eventually the final missions take place where MOH Frontline begins, D-day, where you take on everything and all these experimental weapons that the Luftwaffe has to throw at you while you help clear a path for the men on the beaches. Also the music for both MOH: Frontline and Secret Weapons over Normandy shared the same composer, Michael Giacchino.

[@Fletch55]

I remember playing this as a kid, and it shook me. Even hearing the music takes me back, especially the Arhem song.

[@jerretringler1462]

Oh my god. My childhood!!!! Thank you Professional!!!

[@jacobvanbrocklin1710]

Medal of honor frontline was my favorite childhood game in the 2000s as a kid and to this day I still play it but I still want to respect for all the veterans who fought in d day so thank you for fighting for are country 🇺🇲🇬🇧🇨🇦

[@cjpk6843]

look forward to it! love to hear your insight and commentary.

[@purplitooelfideo9732]

No way! Cant believe you're doing a MOH Frontline playthrough, this was my absolute childhood, i always shed a few tears when you couldn't save your ally while he was stuck on the windmill, and yea the soundtrack is one of the best soundtracks in video games of all time for sure, this game really shows you the tragedy, insanity and sadness of war and there isn't many combat/war games as powerful as this, Rising Sun is also great it would be my close second favorite after Frontline.

[@matthewcharley2015]

This was the first call of duty i ever played as a kid

[@Blazcowitz1943]

I'm really glad you've decided to play this game, Professional. It is my all time favorite WW2 game and the game which really got me into history. No other WW2 game has touched me like this one has. In case you are interested, Jimmy Patterson's backstory was actually laid out in the original manual that came with the game back in the day. He was originally a C47 pilot on D-Day and was shot down. He and his surviving crew fought off a number of Germans before they were found by members of the Resistance. They helped Jimmy and his men to a port where they boarded a fishing trawler that took them out to the Allied Armada on the channel. Jimmy was taken aboard the USS Thomas Jefferson which carried the U.S 2nd Rangers. Although his survival had him nominated for the Medal of Honor, Jimmy realized that every man was going to be needed for the coming invasion, so he folded in with the Rangers and then hit Omaha beach. I remember reading an article about the development of this game and it turns out that the beach landing mission was a late addition to the game because they had seen the similar mission featured in Medal of Honor Allied Assault on PC and figured they needed something like it for Frontline. Also gameplay tip; mounted machine guns can also take out tanks as well as grenades!

[@iamsuzerain3987]

Bringing back some fond memories with this one Pro...great game! Respect to the brave souls who endured these dangers for real

[@XENONPLASMA]

Rommel was a victim of Valkyrie as Hitler in his paranoia thought he was part of the conspiracy (Rommel sympathized but did not take part in the planning or the execution of Valkyrie) The SS and the Gestapo placed Rommel under house arrest and offered a 'deal'; either face trial, lose everything, your family loses everything, or take poison and be buried with full military honors. Rommel chose the poison to save his family. The Nazis buried him with full military honors and said he died due to 'illness' I HIGHLY recommend reading the autobiography about Rommel written by his Great(?) Grandson.

[@egomaniac247]

Such a good game. The intro gave me such nostalgia

[@weaner556]

Old games are all about gameplay and level design. CoD WW2 level design is like cutscene + hand holding obj + QuickTime event.

[@donhatter159]

My Childhood Memories Of This Video Game

[@optiTHOMAS]

I remember playing this game so much when i was younger! I even had an inside joke going with a friend of mine all they back in 1st grade! We'd see each other and call each other "PATTERSON!" 😅🤣 such a great game with a phenomenal soundtrack from the classic legend! I miss medal of honor, man! Good times! 😁🥲👍🏻

[@dabidibup]

I remember I had a subscription to gaming magazine that came with a disk that had demos. One of the demos was Seaside Stowaway. I remember calling the place that rented games asking if they had it in. I remember the cheat codes (you'd enter into the enigma on a mainscreen) "DAWOIKS" unlocked every level and gave you other optional functions (like giant heads, exploding bullets, perfectionist-mode (single-shot player death)). I also remember that to unlock individual levels you'd have to enter monkey species in the enigma.

[@nicorodriguez7508]

My first ever shooter that I got when I was 8 years old, holy shit dude seeing this game again got me feeling so nostalgic now, it's a perfect game with a great story and a soundtrack that couldn't ne any better even if they tried. Thanks so much for starting a playthrough of this masterpiece dude, you're gonna have a blast revisiting it. Maybe you could consider one day playing MOH Rising Sun or European Assult, those are great games as well. Anyway, thanks again for eveything man!

[@RebelGaming4U]

Ever since I played MoH Frontline the DDay mission became a favorite battle of mine in the WW2 era. This and Saving Private Ryans opening battle scene. Omaha was the bloodiest beach during the Normandy invasion. God Bless all of those who fought and died, and to those who fought and survived.

[@tempestfennac9687]

Regarding not sending Tigers in when D-Day happened, there was a major counter-intelligence operation going on which convinced the Nazis that several other locations were the actual invasion site (it didn't help that a dead naval officer was found with documents which detailed D-Day due to Mincemeat happening before this point). A Dark Docs video named The Fake WW2 Invasion You Never Heard About discusses this.

[@Bully437]

I appreciate the brave U.S soldiers for giving their lives and protecting us from the bad Germans. WW2 was just a crazy war Also like your cosplay pro

[@Gunny426HemiPlymouth]

The part where you go to the german pub 💪

[@rebd113]

Frontline and Rising Sun were two of my childhood favorites

[@skull3374]

good timing professional.!

[@GheriMema]

Perfect episode TheProfessional. When I learned about WW2 history I was fascinated by these soldiers, who became celebrities for me and not some youtubers like speed, cenat, or any singers. The same thing values for the Albanian Partisans who fought against Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany and Fascist Greece (Metaxas regime) since 7th April 1939 until 29 November 1944

[@ShadowBuster2012]

oh man, moh frontline is my childhood game. i used to play a lot on my gamecube back then.

[@Nine9005]

I've never played this, thanks for making a playthrough.

[@jamesheath7601]

RIP to all the brave soldiers who fought for our freedom ❤️

[@ZombfectedGaming349]

Pat MOH Frontline released May 29th 2002.

[@izzatsufian2796]

I was born in 2008 and like the stories about WW2

[@jmantime]

Medal of Honor : Frontline - Medal of Honor : Rising Sun and Medal of Honor : European Assault were my first WW2 games on GameCube and PS2.

[@EricShaun99]

I loved this gem of a game first time I played it was on the PS3 it came as an addon to medal of honor 2010

[@nelsonmartin3549]

i can remember playing this game with my dad back in the day

[@bigsmoke1553]

Holy Hell!!! Didn't expect him to play a Medal Of Honor game!!!

[@Onyyyxx]

I’m gonna rewatch your video with the interviews with veterans after this

[@SwiftGrove]

This gives you the perspective of the WW2

[@SuperGhostuk]

Omg I loved this game soooo much in my youth, my friends and I would always compare it to Saving Private Ryan and give each other tips to complete certain missions.

[@bcoker16gamer39]

Yes my favorite medal of honor game

[@noiseweird2042]

You are the most marvelous spectacular of a historian youtuber you are a national treasure

[@Gordon666xHKMP7A1]

15:50 They learned the hard way that smoking is bad for their health

[@thesch0fieldkid]

Brings me back to my childhood:)

[@BoutaFit]

Bro, I don't know why, but you suit that uniform and you look like you were going there haha, salute to you, good sir! 🫡

[@TrueGaming140.48]

Surely the pro is running out of room in his wardrobe now.

[@OrigenalDarkMew]

This was the first shooter I ever played. The memories bro 😍

[@ZachlikesMetal]

Glad you're finally playing this! Next you should play european assault and Allied Assault.

[@justbananurz1536]

Man I forgot about this game. I used to play it on my ps3 when I was little I don’t even remember how old but I remember not being able to pass the first part on d-day and always restarting the cutscenes lol, Medsl of honor is truly one of those games I enjoyed back then in the golden era. If you see this I hope you can make a video on Medal of Honor 2010. It’s based on the war in Afghanistan Operation Anaconda. That’s one of my favorites I hope you can give it a try if u can!

[@itiswheat]

I really love the ww2 game playthrough keep it up pro!!

[@WehrmachtKradschutzen]

Dude this is awesome of you to play this on June 6

[@jsolo254]

Woahhhh this was my game on Ps2

[@hamstel4540]

First game I got when I got the PS2 I am proud to say I got platinum on this game when the Remastered released in the PS3

[@jamesheath7601]

Fantastic game

[@flamingeel3196]

I guess this mission will give you Golden Kamuy vibes

[@vinniemartinez6125]

Your very cool man. I really wished I had friends like you to hang out with. Your a great guy. Love your shows

[@KJ-ud3mg]

The thing you say about celebrities being praised is true. I mean there are a few celebrities that are a good example of good people. (But the entitled are more popular for some stupid reason) Meanwhile, soldiers, especially those WW2 ones (or any other wars they've been) deserve a lot more respect and more people should be praising them, because the world wouldn't be the same and free if they didn't fight the nazis.

[@alexweger1392]

I remember this game it was like you have to finish every objektive before you can finish thevmission right

[@sibonelomthunzi7089]

I can tell it is indeed inspired by saving private Ryan

[@Berserkerenergy]

Great Video 👍 👍 👍

[@LocoJunius]

Jimmy Patterson, What a guy