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Battle your way across Europe during WWII as Lt. Jimmy Patterson in the HD re-mastered version of the critically acclaimed Medal of Honor™ Frontline.
On the 'Nijmegan Bridge' Level. After you Disarm the first 4 Dynamite. Go up the catwalk stairs and keep running.Germans will fire on you. You should see a destroyed car. Next to the car is a ladder. But do not go all the way up.Before you reach the top: Stop!You should see someones feet.
Shoot the feet. He will fall off the bridge. Now go back down (Dont jump off you will die, Climb back down!!) The german should be laying on the ground! His body will NOT Dissapear like all the others do.
He should be blinking. Clear all the germans in the area. On the 'Nijmegan Bridge' Level. After you Disarm the first 4 Dynamite. Go up the catwalk stairs and keep running.Germans will fire on you. You should see a destroyed car.
Next to the car is a ladder. But do not go all the way up.Before you reach the top: Stop!You should see someones feet. Shoot the feet. He will fall off the bridge.
Now go back down (Dont jump off you will die, Climb back down!!) The german should be laying on the ground! His body will NOT Dissapear like all the others do. He should be blinking. Clear all the germans in the area.
.: October 12, 2010.: October 15, 2010 Mode(s) (PS2, Xbox & GC) (Xbox, GC) Medal of Honor: Frontline is the fourth game in the series, and was published. The player character is Lt. Jimmy Patterson, from the American. Frontline takes place during the events of the and chronicles Patterson's journey as he fights his way across into during. Frontline was released in North America for the on May 29, 2002 and for the and consoles on November 7, 2002. In 2010, an HD port of the game was included in the 'Limited Edition' version of.
Contents. Gameplay Frontline is a first-person shooter where players take control of the protagonist player character in a first-person perspective where they fight through levels set during the Second World War against the using historical weaponry of the era, performing a series of military operations. Briefings take place at the start of each mission, which advance the plot and introduce new characters. Each mission is structured through a number of linear levels, each with differing locations, levels of action and styles of gameplay.
Initially the player character begins on the frontlines during D-Day backed up by other computer AI-controlled soldiers with an emphasis on fast action-orientated gun-based gameplay. As the story progress however, the player character is sent on a variety of other missions including a number of covert and undercover operations in locations such as military based, German-occupied towns and manors, submarines and countryside settings. The player character is tasked with objectives during levels that range from infiltration, espionage, rescue and recon. Because of the variety between missions and locations, gameplay also changes pace. While many missions involve Allied assaults on German targets others include elements of stealth and exploration. For example, one selections of missions has the player detach from an allied raid to infiltrate a German in order to get to a secret facility while another has them rendezvous and sneak into a German headquarters in disguise to rescue an operative. Many missions are performed solo yet some include an AI companion for backup.
Health is determined by a health bar that can be replenished using a selection of 'medikits' found throughout levels with varying degrees of effect. During missions, players can earn medals by the end of each level be meeting requirements such as completions of objectives, eliminating an amount of enemies and maintaining a percentage of health throughout, all represented by a bronze, silver or gold star. Plot Frontline starts with Lieutenant James Steven 'Jimmy' Patterson storming as a part of, (It is considered that the introduction to the game is taken from the film ) after which the sends him to disrupt German operations. The OSS discovers that the Germans are building a secret weapon, but their contact in the goes missing. As a result, Lt. Patterson joins up with the during to find him.
After finding the contact and rescuing him from German custody, the OSS learns that the secret weapon is a highly advanced called. Patterson embarks to destroy the aircraft, however en route he has to cross the, disarm explosives, and send supplies to the in.
The OSS track down the man in charge of building the fighter (An SS named Rudolf Ulbricht von Sturmgeist). Patterson is sent to to track Sturmgeist, but once aboard the SS Officer's personal train, Patterson is unable to catch him before he is able to escape.
Even though the man-hunt for Sturmgeist was fruitless, Lt. Patterson manages to destroy a vital German supplies coach. Patterson infiltrates the secret outside where the fighter is held, cripples German aircraft production, fights and kills Sturmgeist, and escapes the airfield using the HO-IX. Development For Medal of Honor: Frontline, 'EA LA decided to make Patterson the star of the D-Day level in order to streamline the plot and eliminate the confusion of switching main characters.' Soundtrack Medal of Honor: Frontline Original Soundtrack Recording by Released January 1, 2002 ( 2002-01-01) (CD) August 30, 2005 ( 2005-08-30) (Digital) Recorded June 2001 Length 79: 05 E.A.R.S Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Game Music Online 10/10 Medal of Honor: Frontline Original Soundtrack Recording is the soundtrack album for the game.
The music was composed by the award-winning in the Spring of 2001. The score was performed by the and recorded by Steve Smith at the Bastyr Chapel outside, between the 11th and 15 June 2001. At over 70 minutes, and written for an 80-piece orchestra, in addition to a full chorus, this was the most ambitious score in the series to date.
Different from the score releases of and, the CD album for Frontline was not made available through, but only through ' online store. A digital release was followed in 2005, three years after the game's release. Track listing All lyrics written by Scott Langteau; all music composed. Title Length 1.
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'Operation Market Garden' 5:32 2. 'Border Town' 3:36 3. 'U-4902' 4:44 4. 'Shipyards Of Lorient' 3:12 5. 'After The Drop' (vocal solo by Anders Marshall) 5:37 6. 'Klevburg' 3:32 7.
'Manor House Rally' 3:48 8. 'The Halftrack Chase' 3:40 9. 'Nijmegen Bridge' 3:21 10. 'The Rowhouses' 4:40 11.
'Arnhem' (vocal solo by Anders Marshall) 5:51 12. 'Emmerich Station' 3:02 13. 'Thuringer Wald Express' 2:51 14.
'Sturmgeist's Armored Train' 3:54 15. 'Approaching The Tarmac' 3:47 16. 'Clipping Their Wings' 3:27 17.
'Escaping Gotha' 7:17 18. 'The Songless Nightingale' (vocal solo by Anders Marshall) 2:45 19. 'Pub Songs' 4:29 Total length: 79:05 Reception Reception Review scores Publication Score N/A 5/10 N/A 7/10 8.33/10 7.67/10 N/A 10/10 8/10 8.75/10 9/10 8.75/10 N/A B+ N/A 8.4/10 9/10 8.5/10 8.5/10 9.6/10 9.2/10 7.9/10 8/10 7.9/10 4.3/5 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 9/10 N/A N/A N/A 90% N/A Aggregate score 80/100 88/100 81/100 By July 2006, the PlayStation 2 version of Medal of Honor: Frontline had sold 2.5 million copies and earned $95 million in the United States alone.
Ranked it as the eighth highest-selling game launched for the, or between January 2000 and July 2006 in that country. The PlayStation 2 version also received a 'Double Platinum' sales award from the (ELSPA), indicating sales of at least 600,000 copies in the United Kingdom. The game received 'generally favorable' reviews according to video game. High-definition remaster At E3 2010, a high-definition version of Frontline was announced.
The remastered version of Frontline was included in the version of with updated gameplay options and also trophies support and remastered with high-definition graphics. The player has the option to play with the classic gameplay, such as dual stick turning/strafing controls and dual button weapon switching, or modern based gameplay with iron sights, single stick looking and strafing, and button press crouching controls. In August 2011, Frontline was released for PlayStation Network. Elchlepp, Simon. Game Music Online. Archived from on 18 October 2015.
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