The acclaimed Medal of Honor series expands with a new story that takes place in World War II, from 1941 to 1945. Rising Sun for Xbox, PS2, and GameCube, stars Marine Corporal Joseph Griffin on a mission to stop Japanese forces from taking control of the Pacific Theatre. Major battles including the infamous Pearl Harbor attack have been recreated with intense realism. Ten heroic levels are spread across five major historic WWII missions. Open level environments allow for multiple paths to victory, where players can fight alone or with a squad. Up to four players can fight head-to-head in ten multiplayer modes, and the all-new Co-op mode allows two players to fight along side one another.
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Gamers are about to be whisked back through time for another bout of death, destruction, and tentative victory in EA's Medal of Honor Rising Sun. Based in the WWII Pacific Theatre, Rising Sun is actually the first of two complete video games that deal with the story of the Griffin brothers -- Donny and Joe. These two U.S. soldiers share an interwoven timeline that spans several huge missions against Japanese forces. In this first title, you'll assume the role of Joe, beginning onboard the U.S.S. California located in the infamous Pearl Harbor. Read More »
From its humble beginnings as a (1999) PlayStation title, Medal of Honor has quickly grown into one of video gaming's most successful franchises. 2002 was the WWII series' biggest year to date, with the award-winning Allied Assault released for the PC and Frontline hitting the PlayStation 2, GameCube, and Xbox. Read More »
Also known as: MoH: Rising Sun, Metal of Honor: Rising Sun [common misspelling], Medal of Honour Rising Sun
Release Region: United States
Release Date: November 11, 2003
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Release Region: United States
Release Date: November 11, 2003
Publisher: Electronic Arts
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