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Submitted reviews for this game totals over 240.
The Online Mode Is Superb , January 21, 2005
| Reviewer: glynjones16 from north sea oil rig no 3 |
When i bought this game i thought it was gonna be like frontline and to say the truth it is the gameplay's similar but the graphics are much better and the online mode is absolutely suberb you could play for hours on there, it's like unreal tournament medal of honor style.
Good game! , December 13, 2004
Set for the first time in the Pacific Theatre of Operations from 1941-1944, Medal of Honor Rising Sun gives players a sense of the courage it took to fight the Japanese from Pearl Harbor to the shores of the Philippine Islands. Players will assume the role of Marine Corporal Joseph Griffin, as he survives the attack on Pearl Harbor, leads the assault of Guadalcanal, and finally rescues his brother from a Japanese POW camp in the Philippines.
Armed with his wits and a variety of authentic weapons, it's up to players to stop the Japanese war machine in its tracks. Players can even team up with a friend in the all-new co-op multiplayer mode to battle the Japanese forces. Along the way, players will earn awards and medals for their meritorious service in defeating the enemy.
As with the original Medal of Honor, the producers sought council from numerous outside sources to make certain the game is as historically authentic and realistic as possible and EA continues to work closely with the Congressional Medal of Honor Society to ensure Medal of Honor Rising Sun reflects the ideals and integrity of the prestigious Medal of Honor. In addition, Capt. Dale Dye, who served as military technical advisor on the previous titles in the Medal of Honor franchise, continues his efforts with the Medal of Honor Rising Sun team to ensure the authenticity of the game.
Key Features
10 massive levels across 5 major missions that can be played in single-player or two-player Co-op modes, based on real events that occurred during World War II
Open environment based gameplay allows players to take multiple paths and approaches to defeat the enemy
10 multiplayer levels for up to 4 players in deathmatch and team modes and 2 players co-op mode
Realistic environment rendering, including foliage, water, and weather effects
Over 20 authentic WWII weapons
Attack enemy units alone and as part of a crack military squad
Medal of Honor Rising Sun Online Multi-player Features Key Features
Server Details
The Network topology is client / server. In an 8 player game, one of the players (and his PS2) is the Host or Server, and all others are Clients.
EA is providing a match making service to all clients in order to find hosts. Hosts will register themselves with the match maker.
Game Types
Death Match
Team Death Match
Capture the Flag Options
Server
8 Player maximum
Time Limit
Map Rotation - What maps will be available in the chosen server
Kit Restrictions - Specify what weapons are available
Game Play
Game Type- Type/style of game will be determined
Respawn Type- Instant, delayed (with time delay specified),
Respawn Number- Number of "lives" allotted to each player per match
Game Type Options
Quick Match- Choose solo or team, then choose from a fast list of 8 games
Optimatch- Search for the type of game you want to play
Create a Match- Set the game up the way you want
Maps
10 Death Match and Team Play Maps
Player Communication
Voice Chat
Quick Chat
Favorite Server List
Yes, It's Short. We All Know It's Short. GET OVER IT! , June 5, 2004
Reviewer: A gamer
I wish everybody would just SHUT-UP about this game's length. Rising Sun has been out for what, eight months now? So if you're still crying about how short it is then either you don't have a life or you've been living under a rock. I just bought my copy for $19.95 at EB Games and that's a fair price for what you get.
Another complaint that's often repeated in these reviews is how "stupid the enemy is", always running toward you. THAT'S WHAT JAPANESE SOLDIERS DID, you idiot! There not running toward you to shake your hand--they're trying to impale you with their bayonets! Get a clue.
If you're a fan of World War II games (especially historically acurate World War II games), then Rising Sun should find a welcome home in your collection. It may be shorter than it's predecessor, Frontline, but the graphics, sound (THX!) and multi-player are definately an improvement. So get off your high-horse already and buy this game. |