Imagine going back to first person shooting games in the Second World War European theatre which revolutionised and change the gaming industry back in the late 90's and early 00's. Imagine reliving all the emotions that the campaigns (MOH: Allied Assault; Spearhead; Breakthrough) delivered to us and the unforgettable multiplayer maps of this iconic game, Medal of Honor: Allied Assault with its famous soundtrack which gave us so many goosebumps. Imagine re-experiencing the landings on Omaha Beach, the 82nd Airborne and 101st Airborne Divisions parachute drops in Operation Neptune or finding yourself through the dense forests of the Ardennes in the last German offensive in Western Front with DICE's Frostbite engine which have delivered mouth opening graphics in Star Wars: Battlefront and Battlefield 1.

From a village in Algeria, to U-Boat pens in Trondheim, to the D-Day invasion of Omaha Beach, and then to the Bocage the next day, then an infiltration of a manor estate on the hunt for documents, then to roads of Brittney, and ending up in the Siegfried Line in Germany, this game takes Lieutenant Mike Powell throughout the European Theater of Operations risking his life to complete seemingly impossible objectives. The scenery is the least bit appealing what with German soldiers crawling all over the countryside, yet Powell is determined to finish what he starts. Follow his journey through many treacherous areas and disrupt the German war effort all the while being hunted by the enemy.

This game deserves the respect of anyone and everyone who appreciates the World War 2 era. If someone does not appreciate and respect this era, I must say that they have clearly not played this game. "Medal of Honor: Allied Assault" and all subsequent games draw a veteran computer gamer to the screen with ease. In my humble opinion, "Medal of Honor: Allied Assault" is easily recognized when it appears on a computer screen. 

I love this game, not because it is fun to complete (which it is) but just the fact that it is entirely correct. This game used real battles during World War 2 and I think that it says a lot about the Second World War, especially knowing some people who were involved in this war. All events, weapons, and vehicles are historically accurate.

The music added so much to the experience. I loved the Main Theme of this game because it seems so appropriate. Michael Giacchino made perfect choices.

I believe if we stand together and support this petition we will get our beloved Medal Of Honor: Allied Assault Remastered.