Medal of Honor Series - Games

Games

Year Title Developer(s) Platform(s)
1999 Medal of Honor DreamWorks Interactive PS
2000 Medal of Honor: Underground DreamWorks Interactive
Rebellion Developments		 PS GBA
2002 Medal of Honor: Allied Assault 2015, Inc. Windows Mac OS X
2002 Medal of Honor: Frontline EA LA PS2
PS31		 Xbox GameCube
2002 Medal of Honor: Allied Assault Spearhead2 DreamWorks Interactive Windows Mac OS X
2003 Medal of Honor: Allied Assault Breakthrough2 TKO Software Windows Mac OS X
2003 Medal of Honor: Rising Sun EA LA PS2 Xbox GameCube
2003 Medal of Honor: Infiltrator Netherock Ltd. GBA
2004 Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault EA LA Windows
2005 Medal of Honor: European Assault EA LA PS2 Xbox GameCube
2006 Medal of Honor: Heroes Team Fusion PSP
2007 Medal of Honor: Vanguard Budcat Creations PS2 Wii
2007 Medal of Honor: Airborne EA LA PS3 Windows, 360
2007 Medal of Honor: Heroes 2 EA LA
EA Canada		 PSP Wii
2010 Medal of Honor Danger Close Games
EA Digital Illusions CE		 PS3 Windows, 360
2012 Medal of Honor: Warfighter Danger Close Games PS3 Windows, 360
Notes
  1. The PS3 version of Medal of Honor: Frontline is remastered in HD.
  2. Expansion pack for Medal of Honor: Allied Assault

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