Battlefield 1942: Phillipines Island Map
Posted by Keldyn on 26 September 2003 - 18:06 · 14 comments & 1556 views
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#1 Posted by chris_rv on 26 Sep 2003 - 19:55
- cool :-)
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#2 Posted by Cryton on 26 Sep 2003 - 19:55
- New BF1942 News: http://www.eagames.com/official/battlefield1942/editorial/community_message_31.jsp
Patch 1.5 info + other stuff. Posted 26th (today).
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#3 Posted by TooPackShaker on 26 Sep 2003 - 20:14
- sweet to this and the patch
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#4 Posted by McFly on 26 Sep 2003 - 20:15
- Sweet! Well I know what I'll be doing early October
Last edited by 6193 on 26 Sep 2003 - 20:24
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#5 Posted by intoksicated on 27 Sep 2003 - 05:42
- that is nice that they included Philippines... they really are following the history books...
i'm filipino and for sure i'll be waiting and playing this one...
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#6 Posted by nookadum on 27 Sep 2003 - 05:45
- YES! We can get to slaughter the Japs that fscked us up long ago! (Even if the US did fsck them up with that awesome Atom bomb.)
*NOTE: I'm not racist. I do like Anime, drive an Evo III, and have a cousin who's Nihongo.
And I can play as General MacArthur! Woo! I SHALL RETURN! -
#6.1 Posted by teka on 27 Sep 2003 - 06:30
- that "awesome" Atom bomb attack is one of the worst massacre the world can remind..
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#6.2 Posted by jerry on 27 Sep 2003 - 06:45
- Agree with teka. One of the worst Terrorist attack in history of earth.
You might not know that US dried up and choked Japan's economy which led to their reaction on Pearl Harbour. The quest for global power was initiated by US, not Japan.
If you dont know history, then dont talk about it. -
#6.3 Posted by SOOPRcow on 27 Sep 2003 - 07:18
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Then I guess you would know that we cut off there oil supply because they occupied vietnam (French Indochina) and became a member of the AXIS powers.
As for the atom bomb... I probably would've made the same choice... it was "them" or "them and us".
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#7 Posted by Dale on 27 Sep 2003 - 09:26
- got this in my email. its kinda on subject, a battlefield vietnam trailer
http://www.eagames.com/official/battlefiel...wsletter_05.jsp
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#8 Posted by SimplyPotatoes on 27 Sep 2003 - 22:38
- i never liked bf1942 to much i like games like dance dance revolution
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#9 Posted by RickF on 28 Sep 2003 - 08:16
- Wish I would have never sold BF1942.
The Philippine Islands had the misfortune in World War II of being the closest large island chain to Japan and in the middle of major shipping lanes to the resource-rich East Indies, making them of critical strategic importance to both sides. The Japanese forces captured the Philippines in 1942 from the United States. In 1945, the US Marines returned with a massive arsenal and a directive to take back the islands, come hell or high water.
In this new conquest map for Battlefield 1942, naval warfare and infantry inland invasions take center stage in a raging firefight for six islands in the Philippines. Each side—the US and Japan—have large central islands fortified with Defguns to protect against naval assault....
The Invasion of the Philippines map introduces two new vehicles: the American PT boat on the US side and the Type 38 coastal craft on the Japanese side
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