The Road To Rome Battlefield: 1942 Expansion Pack
$24.95		(Win98/2000/ME/XP) (Mini Retail) (BATTROMEPR)

Requires Installation Of : Battlefield 1942

Publisher: Electronic Arts

Teen: Violence

Ratings:

from Games Domain

The War Is Far From Over......

All roads lead to Rome in this expansion pack to Battlefield 1942. Fight your way to victory on the Italian Front is some of the fiercest battles of World War II. From the shores of Sicily to the hills of Monte Cassino, wage war online with up to 64 players with an all-new assortment of WWII firepower.

Game Features

Take it to the enemy in 6 new battles from the Italian Campaign..

Enlist for Battle with 2 new armies - Italy and the free French forces.

Expand your arsenal with 8 new vehicles including the British Mosquito Light Bomber.

Blast away with the British Sten Submachine Gun and other new weapons.

Requirements:

Windows 98/ME/2000/XP: Pentium III 500 MHz ,128 MB RAM ,32MB Direct3D and hardware transform & lighting capable video card with DirectX 8.1 1.2 GB MB free hard disk space, 4x CD-ROM drive, DirectX 8.1 compatible sound card, mouse, 56K modem for Internet matches.

Windows 95 and NT are not supported.

Reviews:

Games Domain by Brett Todd

"... Digital Illusions CE has taken advantage of the famed rolling Italian terrain to create battlefields where you always seem to be fighting on hills. Each map forces you to consider the terrain as another player, either ally or enemy, depending upon the situation. This particularly comes into play when using armor, as it can be very difficult to maneuver in and around the rises and swells without exposing yourself to enemy fire. ... Creeping forward and working as a team is more of a necessity now than ever, because only a co-ordinated assault can work at dislodging an enemy dug in on an embankment or mountainside."

"Overall, Battlefield 1942: Road to Rome is a solid addition to the original game. While DICE probably should have included a few more maps, and some editing material so that modders could more easily build on what they've been provided (you can release that software developer's kit any time now, EA!), it's hard to argue with this expansion when everything included in it is so good."

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