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They don't even know how to spell El Alamein? And D-Day and Iwo Jima took place in 1942? And is the medic performing a modern form of CPR?

(How's that for nitpicky?)

I've seen awesome screenshots for games that were utter crap. They sure don't go into detail into what this game is supposed to be - see my posts in the thread on graphics for further feelings on games that sell themselves by touting their graphics and not their gameplay.

Interesting to see, though, thanks for the link.

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Did I read right? 16 square kms?? Gee, if we could get that size and those graphics into CM...

*kidding* *kidding* *kidding*

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this is what they have to say for them selves:

More Battlefield 1942 Details Unveiled

GA-Source readers were the first to learn about Battlefield 1942, now GA-Source has even more exclusive details about this ambitous

first-person wargame.

Battlefield 1942 recreates the most famous battles of WWII in full 3D, and allows players to experience events like D-day, Iwo Jima, and El

Alemien from a first person perspective. The game promises to include action packed multiplayer gaming along with a challenging single player

experience.

As a strong multiplayer game, Battlefield 1942 pits players against player as two teams struggle for tactical supremacy. The game will offer

unrestricted use of fighters planes and bombers, armoured vehicles and ever warships in a first person perspective that will use every aspect

of the battles of World War II.

The single player section of the game is built on the same premises as the multiplayer game and time spent perfecting skills on one of the

games will help players perform well in the other. During single player missions players will learn how to use terrain, vehicles and friendly bots

to ensure victory, and the various missions and campaigns will present players with a constant flow of new challenges.

Players will be able to choose between joining the Allied Forces of Great Britain, USA and Russia, or the Axis Forces of Germany and Japan.

Each game scenario revolves around the most famous and hard fought battles between the Allies and the Axis. The battles of Iwo Jima, for

example, pitches the Americans against the Japanese, while the Battle of Stalingrad sees Russia fighting Germans.

Battlefield 1942 will support any type of connection, be it modem, serial, LAN or Internet. In addition, the most commonly supported protocols,

IPX and TCP/IP, will be fully supported and tested with the game.

Battlefield 1942 is in development by Digital Illusion CE, which aquired Refraction Games earlier this year, and is being published by Pan

Interactive (in Sweden, Finland and Norway only) for a 2001 release. Watch this space for further details.

Reported By: John Bergerud

Posted At: 6:16 am CST - Wednesday, September 6, 2000

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Guest KwazyDog

Hi Guys,

Dont take this the wrong way, but we have many off topic posts at the moment so Im going to lock this one up. We dont mind people giving other games a plug from time to time, but we'd rather not see several all at once wink.gif

Dan

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