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|developer=[[EA Los Angeles]]
|developer=[[Electronic Arts]] ([[GC]]), [[2015, Inc.]] ([[Xbox]]), [[DreamWorks Interactive]] ([[PS2]])
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'''Medal of Honor Frontline''' is the first installment of [[Electronic Arts]]' popular {{c|Medal of Honor}} series for the [[PlayStation 2]], [[Xbox]], and [[Nintendo GameCube]] video game systems.


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==Story
Image:Mohfront.gif|Medal of Honor: Frontline logo.
In this game you play the role of Lt. Jimmy Patterson, a pilot of the 101st Airborne Division, who is working for the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), as he campaigns his way across Europe and into Nazi Germany itself.
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== Table of Contents ==
{{:Medal of Honor: Frontline/Table of Contents}}
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==Notes==
The main story chronicles Lt. Patterson's attempt to capture a prototype of the Horten Ho 229. The ''Ho IX'', as it was called, was the first application of a flying wing design, combined with a jet engine. Chronologically, it takes place between the third and fourth missions in the original [[Medal of Honor]].


* This guide may contain spoilers, so only read if you don't mind finding out what happens next.
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* This game is set in World War 2, from an Allied point of view. Sometimes phrases like 'shoot the German beside the door', 'Kill the Nazi behind the barrel', or 'the enemies beside the barn' are used. These are used solely to help players win the game - and they are not intended to cause offense to Germans, Germany or any one with German friends/relatives.
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* Some cheats and tips in this guide are intended for the [[PlayStation 2]] version only.


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Box artwork for Medal of Honor: Frontline.
Box artwork for Medal of Honor: Frontline.
Medal of Honor: Frontline
Developer(s)EA Los Angeles
Publisher(s)Electronic Arts
Year released2002
System(s)Nintendo GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox
SeriesMedal of Honor
Genre(s)FPS
Players1-4
ModesSingle player, Multiplayer
Rating(s)ESRB Teen
LinksMedal of Honor: Frontline ChannelSearchSearch

Medal of Honor Frontline is the first installment of Electronic Arts' popular Medal of Honor series for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, and Nintendo GameCube video game systems.

==Story In this game you play the role of Lt. Jimmy Patterson, a pilot of the 101st Airborne Division, who is working for the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), as he campaigns his way across Europe and into Nazi Germany itself.

The main story chronicles Lt. Patterson's attempt to capture a prototype of the Horten Ho 229. The Ho IX, as it was called, was the first application of a flying wing design, combined with a jet engine. Chronologically, it takes place between the third and fourth missions in the original Medal of Honor.

Table of Contents

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