damn, the game looked so realistic when i played it as a kid

This was the game that raised the bar and set new standards for FPS based war games. I remember being blown away as a child playing this for the first time. It was so intense lol.

The only mission where you actually felt that a world war was going on. Other rhan that all were stealth missions

This was the first game that convinced my granddad that games weren't just an idle past time for children. I made him watch this entire level when I was 14 years old. He was in awe at what he was watching. It was a good day.

"Whats the rallying point?" "Anywhere but here!" Where have I heard that before?

I remember struggling to get off that beach for days. Even at school with the buddies we talked about it like... Hey did you get off that beach? What is after that? Lol I had my dad help me get past that level 😂

This game was more important than high school, for several years.

I was 6 or 7 years old when I first played this game and I cant describe that feeling . Running it on a laptop , lying on my parents bed and just playing . So much nostalgia . I am 16 now and managed to get it on my hands . It will bring back so many memories

My Great Uncle was a captain in the war and was a beach master on Omaha. He was in the first wave in the attack. He directed the landing on that beach and helped soldiers out of the boats. He was one of the first American soldiers to land in France that day. He also helped land General Patton in the invasion of Sicily at Salerno. He also served in North Africa. On Omaha, he was standing under heavy German fire. Somehow he made it out alive that day. I went to Normandy and saw these beaches. It is crazy to think about what happened there. It makes it feel wrong to complain about being cold after seeing that. In the American cemetery there was a a quote from a soldier saying “ I said to the man next to me ‘if there is a hell this has got to be it.’ Then a minute later he took a bullet to the head.” Rest in Peace Captain F Perry Williams. I wish I met you. God bless America.

My dad would play this game in the mornings and I would watch and admire it God I miss him so much

i wish they could remaster this game one day

Watching this in the 75th anniversary of the D-day. R.I.P For all heroes who fought there

I love how there are so many scenes and lines from Saving Private Ryan. I always loved this mission because you ran off the boat and not everyone has an M1 Garand like in Frontline. Best MoH in my eyes

This right here gentlemen, was when games on hard mode was actually hard.

I just realised I played the whole campaign 5 times over without knowing you could switch weapons...

This game changed my life.

I want to see the Normandy invasion done in a modern game engine. We've got the ability to render so much more detail now. More character models, farther draw distance, better smoke and explosions will all bring us closer to a realistic depiction.

This game was great for it's time. Reminds me of my childhood. I was 8 or 9 years old when this game released. Parents finally let me play it a few years later. I played that Omaha Beach mission like a dozen times.

This was my fucking childhood omg

This is just like saving private Ryan

we need a remake EA please !!!

I don't know why but I loved that thompson sound and reloading animation. I still love them. What about that Springfield sound. Damn, this game was so nice. Also, this game still has the best D-Day gameplay ever.

"Here you go, pal" --JESUS CHRIST WHERE DID YOU COME FROM!?!

There needs to be another game with better graphics and remake this day

Ah, the good old days of gaming, when every character looked alike, all ammo was universal, and every bad guy dropped it in an ammo can. When you didn't have to hold X, and "Search." When hip firing was just as accurate as using the sights, and no matter how many times you were wounded, simply drinking from a canteen would heal all wounds magically, and without lasting injuries. We miss you, good old days of gaming.

one of the best missions in game history

took me mmmmm! about 20 odd times to get off the beach, i even thought there was something wrong with the game! brilliant for its era, and yes an updated game like this with brilliant graphics would have us buying this again.

This brings back so much memories. I used to play this stage over and over and go different routes just to experience everything. I was so immersed by the game. Good ole MoH, truly one of the best war games I've played.

good old days, enjoyed so much playing this

Didn't realize only 40 people landed on the beach on D-day.

I was there, Omaha Beach, Point Du Hoc, Arromanches. Looks still the same like june 1944.

This game has a special place in my heart I remember playing this game with my dad and my 2 older sisters and times were so much simpler back then

Played this with my dad all day long. He was so in awe at that scene ... thinking about how long ago this is, it still looks pretty good.

wow... This game is amazing! It recreates and captures the horrors of war in one of WWII's darkest and bloodiest battles. You can hear the fear in each soldiers voice. Genuine sounds from the MG42 firing upon screaming american soldiers. Truly astonishing graphics. You can see the tears rolling down there cheeks. 11/10

Everyone had an intense time on d day, even if you were the parachute regiments, everyone went through hell

The quote "All we can do here is die". Gives me chills

This was one of the hardest levels, if you messed up running the beach you got smoked... Also, this game was amazing

I look at the medic who is “helping” an injured soldier who didn’t even get shot

One of my favorite shooters. I don't know how many times I beat this game as a kid. It sure holds a special place in my heart.

I remember playing this game on the GameCube when I was near 6-7 years old, totally oblivious this was actual history that was made, the accuracy of atrocities war makes on both side of either spectrums. I played this game and got into the Berlin missions loving the guns and the voice acting at such a young age.. weird how even though this game was very historical and I had no clue really makes me wonder how children perceive the world during these awful times. Hope the world finds better days.

This game was the shit, I just started playing Rising Storm and it reminded me so much about it

Best war game of all time.pure childhood ;]

Thank you for making and sharing this. :) Nostalgia. My mother would never understand this nostalgia, she hated when we played, she would probably hate this now.

why wont they make another ww2 moh we are tired of modern bs

I played this game this mission like crazy. Goosebumps everytime I played it. I really panicked sometime !

This would still be fun even by todays standards I remember playing this back in 6th grade and it absolutely blew my mind. i remember not ever seeing anything so amazing. This game could have been as popular as cod if they really thought about the multi player.

Allied Assault's Omaha Beach scene was what I played first in middle school before seeing Saving Private Ryan in high school. I remember it being way more realistic on a CRT monitor with great loud speakers in my dad's computer den. Simpler times back then when this game came out.

Without doubt one of the best games I've played. Whole story goes on ages and sound track is brilliant. Nothing ridiculous, just proper good old fashioned weapons, etc. I wish they would update this game to better graphics. Only down side, the online multiplayer version is ruined by hackers and cheats.

This is one of my favorite pc games of all time. It's got so much history. It has such an awesome feel to it. You're crawling through open areas, you're sniping in snow-covered complexes, you're trying not to get sniped in destroyed cities. It's just so action-packed and rewarding!

7:49 DAT SOUND

I am 17, this game is old, but it made a difference on me that no other call of duty shit could have. Our soldiers kicked ass then, and still try their best. MOH was the best game I as a person have played. Thanks you.

I tell you what, if they had to Remake these games With todays Graphics and on consoles... Would surely be a top seller!

if only they remade this with BF4's frostbite engine

Oh man I played this SO MUCH when I was a kid. I even memorized when and where a German would show up on the Trondheim mission.

6 year old me playing this was the best time of my life. No wonder i like history now

Today is D-Day's 75th Anniversary !!!

This was the best MOH

imagine this game with star wars battlefront or killzone graphics

its always good to come back to watch this video once in a while you know?

What I love about this mission is the noise. So much random noise and sounds that mentally overwhelm you.

i miss this game

imagine this mission with Battlefield 1 graphics..

The ending credits list Spielberg as one of the two writers for anybody thinking this rips off Saving Private Ryan... Badass game, still play this now.

i was like 9 when i played this game and this is the only scene i remember 😀

i was around 9-10 years old when i played this game, and this mission is the only one that i clearly remember. although i dont remember graphics i just remember this loud noise, scared faces blowing up people's, which made my memories all so autentic like it was real.

"Saving Private Ryan" was released in July 1998. I watched the movie and this game is what turned me into a PC game player and gave me a REAL appreciation for what the allied soldiers really had to go through knowing that in REAL life, if the beaches of Omaha, Sword, Juno, Gold & Utah were not taken on June 6, 1944, TRUST me when i say that the USA we know today would have been taken as a NAZI territory. I wasn't even born but just thinking about how close Hitler came to making that happen gives me chills every time. "Operation Overlord" beach storming also drew directly from the movie at times. It for me will always be the G.O.A.T for WWII FPS shooters. God Bless America...

i played this game and mission like a thousand times. its still easily one of my hands down favorite game of all time. crazy how basic it looks now it used to be so immersive back than.

Loved this mission. I like how it was sort of timed... Whenever you were out of coved bullet hits would start advancing towards you until you got back into cover

After ages of not playing this, I realize how heavily they "borrowed" from the Private Ryan movie. Were these sister companies? Because nowadays the movie studios would go sue crazy.

i wonder if they can remake this with modern graphics

I loved this game. My first shooter I got on PC, loved every second. I wish they would remaster it.

An amazing tribute. I can't imagine what it must have been like for those men.

We are in serious need of an atleast almost accurate D day let alone ww2 game, and also a ww1 game!

Nostalgia total... joguei e zerei várias vezes esse jogo ! Que massa , parabéns!

Was one of my fave game when it came out, and this was my fave level. Still amazing today.

I do remember the first day I played this mission on my PC, even my hands shaked on the mouse and keyboard after watching Saving Private Ryan :D. Classic

Memories

When i wss 6 years old, i buyed a pack with all 4 cds, i finished off 3 off them but got stuck in a level in one off the cds so i couldn't finish it, good 'old times

this was the best depiction of dday any game had imo i remember playing this game when i was 10 and i couldnt wait to get to this level i still remember the level before it wich i had to escape the german camp on a train

thx for posting. I played that so many times.

0:50 poor them...

the good old times it was fun to play this game

Love how it's a shot for shot remake of saving private Ryan... the map, the dialogue, everything haha never realized that when I was younger.

This scene is rivaled only by the remarkable airborne drop as the 101st in Allied Assault. Two really well-done and moving sequences in a game that really gives the player a chance to experience the hell and chaos that was WWII.

reminds me alot off saving private Ryan

geniuely changed gaming forever. not exactly in the best way either (fps's moving more towards scripted movie like experiences rather than what gaming should be, open minded creative and imaginative - aka not movies) funnily enough this level was still more open than the whole cod ghosts campaign. deserves it praise. remember playing this, being absolutely blown away. the game was okay, but this one mission was better than anything that any ordinary AAA shooter, up to this day, managed to do.

Awesome game. Really loved it back then and will never forget the strength of the Omaha Beach.

The sound design alone trumps COD WW2’s version of this. The guns, battle shouting and the explosions are so much better. CODs version is so quiet. Amazing how a 15 year old game portrays a more realistic version of this battle than something that came out in 2017. This is such a good game. Bring back Medal Of Honor in WW2.

Watch Saving Private Ryan before playing this game (also note that you will probably be sickened). This scene is an almost exact replica of the opening movie, minus the blood and guts (there actually is no blood in this game at all)

This game had great animations for its time

My great great grandfather landed on this beach he said "the noise was unlike anything you could ever believe"

I still remember when I used to play this game when I was in 6th grade.It took more than a month for me to complete this mission on hard mode. When I completed the mission, I was really overjoyed. Those were the days:-(:-(

It looks like the scene in the movie save private ryan

This is the first game that I have memory of playing, I remember replaying this section dozens of times trying to get off the beach, I wasn't very good at video games back then and I must have played this 50 times. I played this on my shitty HP desktop not made for gaming, I became a gamer on that beach.

This guy is really good. Impressive. Obviously knowing what's coming helps a lot, but you still have to have the reflexes and skill to do the kind of combat that guy was doing. Very good.

9yo me will always remember what a blast this game was, you felt so immersed ! Edit : 20 years later i'm still having chills. The sounds, the voices, the animated faces (damn it was 2001!!!)

This was my LIFE

I remember this being the coolest level of the whole game

They've never been able to recapture this matter-of-fact feel. Even the latest WW2 games feel scripted and melodramatic. This felt very disturbingly real

Ich liebe dieses Spiel. Es hat mich geprägt. In keinem anderen, folgenden Spiel war/bin ich so gut wie in diesem.