BF1942 Add-on? [Nov 13, 2002, 12:23 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
The
EBGames.com Website (thanks GameSpyDaily)
has details on an unannounced multiplayer add-on for Battlefield 1942 titled
"The Road to Rome" that's apparently in
the works. Here's a bit from the EB listing, which also includes a batch of 20
screenshots (though the images seem to be broken at the moment):
Though multiplayer experience will be the focus of The Road To Rome, there will be a mode of unique single player action. These levels feature improved artificial intelligence with no scripting, meaning players will get a completely different experience each time.
- Six new maps from the Sicilian and Italian campaigns including Operation Husky (Sicily), and the battles for Anzio and Monte Cassino.
- Eight new vehicles including the German BF-110 and British Mosquito fighter bombers.
- Two new fighting forces including the French legionnaires and Italian forces.
- Three new hand-held weapons including a rifle grenade launcher, the British Sten SMG and bayonets.
- Proprietary Refractor 2 engine raises bar for graphics and 3D rendering.
- Huge multiplayer component supporting up to 64 players that requires teamwork and cooperation from each member in order to achieve victory for the Axis or Allies.
- Unique single player mode features no scripting, meaning the player gets different experience each time they play.
Sorry to sound a bit anoyed but its not England, its Great Britian or United Kingdom. England is a country that is part of Great Britain which also Include Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland.
As a Person who comes from Scotland it really anoys me when people refer to Great Britain as England.
And I agree with you're comments Fear the Ripost. If it wasn't for the French Resistance feeding the Allies information about German movements and positions, and also fighting a Guerilla war themselves World War 2 could have been a bit longer.
Regards
Big_Bear
As a Person who comes from Scotland it really anoys me when people refer to Great Britain as England.
And I agree with you're comments Fear the Ripost. If it wasn't for the French Resistance feeding the Allies information about German movements and positions, and also fighting a Guerilla war themselves World War 2 could have been a bit longer.
Regards
Big_Bear
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