Game:

Medal of Honor: Rising Sun (2003)

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Japanese Troops Has Taken Over The Philippines, With The Allies On Retreat, We Must Recover The Lost Demolition Gear And Blow The Bridge Sky High.
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Developer: EA Los Angeles

Publisher: EA Games

Series: Medal Of Honor

Composer: Christopher Lennertz

Engine: Unreal Engine

Platform(s): Nintendo Gamecube, Sony Playstation 2 & Microsoft Xbox (Original)

Genre(s): First Person Shooter

Release Date(s):

US: November 11th, 2003

EU: November 28th, 2003

Mode(s): Single Player & Multiplayer
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Medal of Honor: Rising Sun is a First-Person Shooter Title that has a Historical Campaign set in the Pacific Theater of World War II as the US was put into the war when the Imperial Japanese Army has raided Pearl Harbor via Air Bombing And Naval Strikes. Go through the Campaign Mode Solo or Have a friend or family member to play the Campaign Mode in Co-Op however the Co-Op Campaign follows the same plot (except the omission of Supercarrier Sabotage) to the end and Co-Op allows either player to respawn if the other is still alive. This, however, lacks many things the main campaign has, including the entrenching tool, the machete and most of your squadmates. As For Multiplayer, It has two Game Modes: Free-for-all And Team Deathmatch. Offline Multiplayer Is available, where up to four people can play against each other and optionally AI bots on the other to have 4v4 matches, to make it more fun Play Free-For-All with the 4-Star Characters for bots to make the gameplay intense. The Online Mode wasn't available as much during its prime days for the PS2 but however offline Multiplayer is still fun for you and your friends.
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