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Medal of Honor: Rising Sun (Video Game)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Medal of Honor: Rising Sun is the 5th installment in the Medal of Honor series, coming immediately after Frontline and released in 2003 on the Playstation 2, Xbox and the Nintendo Gamecube.The game follows Corporal Joseph Griffin, who was a US Marine that witnessed the attack on Pearl Harbour and his adventures in the Pacific Theater following the assault. After serving in the Philippines and Guadalcanal, he was later recruited by the OSS to stop a Japanese plot involving Yamashita's gold. The game was slightly ahead of its time as unlike previous games, it was more narrative-driven as the plot progresses in-game rather than between missions a la Half-Life, though it did not fare as well compared to Frontline. A sequel was planned, however the idea was cancelled. | |
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Artistic License – History: "Fall of the Philippines" has this twice. American Marines are shown using the M1 Garand rifle, however most units stationed in the Philippines were still using the Springfield rifle until later in the war when orders for the American Army had been filled. Japanese troops were also using pole mines to try to stop an American tank. Despite the fact that the Japanese didn't use such tactics until the tide of war had shifted against them. | |
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Bayonet Ya: As part of Japanese doctrine, almost every Arisaka in the game has a bayonet attached to it. It does a lot of damage too if you get too close. | |
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Attack Its Weak Point: A Japanese bomb hits the USS Arizona in its forward powder magazine, detonating it and splitting the ship in two. | |
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Battleship Raid: The final level involves Griffin, Tanaka, and Bromley infiltrating, raiding, and sabotaging a Japanese aircraft carrier. | |
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