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	'''Medal of Honor: Allied Assault''' ('''MOHAA''') is a ] (FPS) ] by ]. The ] simulates ] ], on the ], during ]. The title derives from the ] that the likelihood of completing the game's ]s, in ], would be about as likely as earning the ], perhaps even less likely. There is an expansion pack named, '''Spearhead''', which includes scenarios ~~from~~ ~~the~~ ].		'''Medal of Honor: Allied Assault''' ('''MOHAA''') is a ] (FPS) ] by ]. The ] simulates ] ], on the ], during ]. The title derives from the ] that the likelihood of completing the game's ]s, in ], would be about as likely as earning the ], perhaps even less likely. There is an expansion pack named '''Spearhead''', which includes scenarios as a paratrooper on ] and on into "Ardennes", and combat with Soviets in ].

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Medal of Honor: Allied Assault (MOHAA) is a first-person shooter (FPS) computer game by Electronic Arts. The game simulates infantry combat, on the Western Front, during World War II. The title derives from the notion that the likelihood of completing the game's missions, in real-life, would be about as likely as earning the Medal of Honor, perhaps even less likely. There is an expansion pack named Spearhead, which includes scenarios as a paratrooper on D-Day and on into "Ardennes", and combat with Soviets in Berlin.

Zampella says, "The gameplay is very chaotic."