Medal Of Honor and Underground (PS1)

Hey,

I have never played the first Medal Of Honor games on the PlayStation 1, but I would like to now as I love my WWII FPS games!

• I have a few questions though... what is the difference between Medal Of Honor and Medal Of Honor Underground besides the story. By this I mean are there any notable improvements/differences in the gameplay or graphics?
• How long are both games?
• Are there any other type of missions besides shooting your rifles/machine guns, for e.g. being in an airplane or anything notable at all?
• How hard are the games? I looked at a gameplay video on YouTube and the aiming looks very hard...?
• Do both games play well on the PS2 without any flaws?
• And lastly - which is more fun and is it better to play any of them before the other one first for any reasons at all?

I will be aiming to get the double pack :).

Medal of honor and MOH underground graphicly are the same

Aiming for both games are a bit sticky (but you have to keep in mind that thier PS1 games)

thier is a better choice of weapons on MOH underground

both games are kinda same length story wise about 5 to 6 hours long

if i can remeber right thier is a bonus level on MOH underground

and difficulty thier both challenging but if you have played your fair share of FPS's then you should have no problem

~Msteele48

Hope this helped :)

They should run just fine on PS2 thats what i played them on so yea thier good to play on PS2. And if you have a Ps3 they will also run on it aswell.

so yea they will work on PS2 8)

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They should run just fine on PS2 thats what i played them on so yea thier good to play on PS2. And if you have a Ps3 they will also run on it aswell.

so yea they will work on PS2 8)

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I played the regular ones but they worked fine just about every PS1 game works on PS2 just fine :)

hope this helped

Love the MoH series. They were never groundbreaking or jaw-dropping spectacular but they were very entertaining. The biggest changes came with the PS2 titles Front Line & Rising Sun, where the very first level of each game drop you right into historically monumental events. At the time, it was intense.

Keep in mind, as has been pointed out, that going back to these old FPS's isquite a shock compared to the quality of the current generation.

Okay, thanks a lot! :)Ashley_wwe

No problem