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Game Name
Medal of Honor: Rising Sun
Platform
Sony PlayStation 2
UPC
014633147070
Rating
T-Teen
Video Game Series
Medal of Honor Series
Publisher
EA Games
Genre
Shooter

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Right up there with Call of Duty among the most well-known of military genre games – and certainly one of the most definitive first-person shooter series on PlayStation consoles – the Medal of Honor franchise from Electronic Arts is known for its cinematic World War II storylines, engaging action and original scores. The fifth game in the series, which has also seen titles for the PSP, Xbox, and Xbox 360, Medal of Honor: Rising Sun was released by EA Games for the PlayStation 2 (PS2) in 2003. Marking a thematic departure from previous games in the series, Medal of Honor: Rising Sun for the PS2 is set during the Pacific War and casts the player in the role of U.S. Marine Joseph Griffin as he battles against the Japanese expansion efforts among the Pacific Islands. The game allows players to experience iconic real-life battles like Pearl Harbor and Guadalcanal across a number of missions, which also include blowing up the bridge over the River Kwai and rescuing prisoners of war in the Philippines. Medal of Honor: Rising Sun was the first game in the series to combine a full range of World War II armies in a single storyline, featuring American, Japanese and British forces, as well as troops from Germany and Russia. Starting aboard the USS California stationed at Pearl Harbor at the time of the Japanese invasion, the game progresses through the second wave of Japanese pilots in the second level before moving on to the Calumpit in the Philippines to destroy a strategic crossing and look for the protagonist’s brother Donnie. A stint in the Japanese jungle follows, with subsequent levels taking in such locales as the Guadalcanal, Singapore, Burma, and the open sea. Missions can be played either alone in the main single player mode or in two-player co-operative mode, with the exception of the concluding Supercarrier Sabotage mission. In two-player co-op mode, players can respawn throughout the mission long as the other is still alive. The game comprises a range of maps with weather effects to really immerse the player in the environment, a key feature of the game. Medal of Honor: Rising Sun also features 20 World War II weapons. These include both American-made and Japanese-made guns. Also look out for Japanese katana swords (wielded only by enemy troops) and usable machine guns mounted on the backs of elephants, alligators and other exotic wildlife. Open-ended gameplay is among the most popular features of this title, allowing players to come up with original ways and multiple approaches to take down their enemies, either alone or with the support of a military squad. Medal of Honor: Rising Sun also introduced a reward system and unlockable features. There are two options for multiplayer gaming: Deathmatch (every player for themselves) and Team Deathmatch (team-based combat). Medal of Honor: Rising Sun is notable for being the first ever Medal of Honor game to feature sophisticated AI in computer-controlled bots for multiplayer game modes. Medal of Honor: Rising Sun gained a strong following for its multiplayer mode from its release date until closure of the online service in 2007. Like many other games in the critically-acclaimed series, Medal of Honor: Rising Sun for the PlayStation 2 is set to an immersive soundtrack. Combined with its fast-paced action, immersive mission objectives, varied cheats, and evocative environments, the game is a solid installment in this video games franchise.

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Publisher
EA Games
UPC
0014633147070, 5030930035525
eBay Product ID (ePID)
10437

Product Key Features

Rating
T-Teen
Genre
Shooter
Video Game Series
Medal of Honor Series
Platform
Sony PlayStation 2
Game Name
Medal of Honor: Rising Sun

Additional Product Features

Release Year
2003
Number of Players
1-8
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick
LeafCats
139973
ESRB Descriptor
Violence

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  • by mishal65
    Jul 29, 2017Top favourable review

    Depicted the Pacific War

    Great first person shooter game. Showed what it was like during the Pacific War (Allied vs. Axis power); somewhat different than most WWII games that are set in the European countries. This game is set in Asia Pacific (Philippines, Singapore, etc), with player having missions inside submarines, ships, and inland jungle areas. Gameplay is similar to MOH Frontline, but has other weapons that were used during this war. Overall, it sets the standard for depicting the Pacific War.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: decluttr_store

  • by dcjman
    Oct 13, 2006

    Like the game

    This game was a pretty good addition to the MOH family. Gameplay is pretty entertaining except that there is a very obvious path that you must follow, no choice in where you go like in European Assault. Graphics are pretty good and the overral campaign is entertaining. The different array of weapons really make the battles interesting however certain maneuvarabilities are restricted: such as lying down, or kicking a grenade that is lying on your foot (not a good situation). The AI Japanese are not the smartest people on earth (like they are today:) My personel favorite feature of the game was its multiplayer. You can have AI join in a battle or you can have your friends join in a battle or both. You can have up to eight people running around shooting each other in some pretty sweat ...

  • by rcon1352
    Aug 20, 2022

    Great game, even though Frontline i felt was better. I just wish Rising Sun was a little longer. There's the bot multiplayer for more fun

    Came in plastic which was a good feeling putting aside how old the game is. Glad to play that game again after 15 years!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: haunsoloshops

  • by ricrob_80
    Jan 03, 2022

    Like the games

    I have played Medal of Honor frontline on Xbox but not on ps2 but I have not played Medal of Honor rising sun yet been busy

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: hertlein

  • by lucinha27
    Sep 22, 2008

    Average

    These days, Electronic Arts must expect the Medal of Honor games to sell solely on the strength of their name alone. The newest game in the acclaimed World War II-themed series of shooters, subtitled Rising Sun, adopts the same formula used by its predecessors, but it's fraught with lots of minor gameplay problems that eventually add up to one major headache. Rising Sun isn't completely without merit, since it comes packaged with some nice extra materials and mostly solid production values, but the weakness of the gameplay itself undermines what could have been a much more enjoyable experience.

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