Call of Duty: Finest Hour
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The following cheat codes are for Call of Duty: Finest Hour on PlayStation 2.
| CHEAT CODES | |
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| Enter the codes at the "Cheat" menu found in "Extras" | |
| All Cheats | bttnR2, bttnR1, bttnL1, bttnL2, dpadLeft, dpadDown, dpadRight, dpadUp, bttnSquare |
| All Levels | On controller 2, hold dpadUp On controller 1 press bttnStart, bttnSelect, bttnSelect, bttnSquare |
The following cheat codes are for Call of Duty: Finest Hour on Xbox.
| CHEAT CODE | |
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| Enter the following code at the level select screen. | |
| Unlock All Levels | On Controller 2: Hold dpadUp On Controller 1: Press bttnStart, backBttn, backBttn, bttnX |
| NO KNOWN CODES | |
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| There are no known cheat codes for Call of Duty: Finest Hour on GameCube. |
About Call of Duty: Finest Hour
Call of Duty: Finest Hour (also recognized as COD: Finest Hour) marks the first time the franchise was adapted for home consoles, delivering a gritty first-person shooter experience that emphasizes the scale of World War II. Developed by Spark Unlimited and released in 2004 for the Nintendo GameCube (GCN / NGC), PlayStation 2 (PS2), and the original Xbox, the game features an expansive campaign told through the eyes of several different soldiers. The narrative spans three distinct fronts: the Eastern Front in Russia, the North African campaign, and the Western Front in Europe. Players take control of various protagonists, including a Russian sniper and a British tank commander, highlighting the diverse global efforts required to turn the tide of the war.
On the Xbox, GCN, and PS2 hardware, the gameplay is defined by its objective-driven missions and large-scale infantry battles that utilize squad-based AI to create a sense of frantic combat. The Xbox version is frequently noted for its superior graphical clarity and its robust online multiplayer component via Xbox Live, while the PS2 version offered its own online service. The GameCube (NGC) version is celebrated for its consistent performance and sharp textures, providing a strong offline-first experience for solo players. This title is unique for its inclusion of an orchestral score and cinematic sound design that became a hallmark for the series moving forward. Whether you are defending the tractor factory in Stalingrad on your PS2 or engaging in desert warfare on your GCN, Call of Duty: Finest Hour remains a definitive and foundational console entry in the sixth-generation era.