Leading up to MoH: Frontline’s release in May of 2002, I was sixteen years old and eagerly anticipating this first PS2 installment of the storied WW2 first-person shooter franchise. Without further ado, here’s my first write-up for Medal of Honor: Frontline. I’ll be linking the other threads in this series in an index at the bottom of future posts like this to make it easy to jump from one to another. If there is, then please share your memories and experiences with the game featured in this thread. If there’s no appetite for engagement with this kind of post, then I might fizzle out sooner rather than later. I’ll stick with the layout you see below for the time being and maybe make adjustments as I go. So I thought it’d be fun to pick one game at a time and do a quick write-up with a consistent format across threads. As a result I have a lot of nostalgia for the PS2 and find myself revisiting its library more often than any other. A lot of popular franchises and genres were birthed during that generation, and as a teenager/college student with tons of free time I took full advantage of the onslaught of quality and variety that any PS2 owner enjoyed back then.

I’m a very nostalgic person, especially for the PS2 era of gaming. I’m not sure if people will be into this, but I’ve decided to start writing a series of threads highlighting games from the PS2’s immense library that were personally memorable for me.

Medalha de honra ps2