Physically, the collection came in a double-thick jewel case or a cardboard slipcover. Digitally, it has since vanished from mainstream storefronts (EA removed it from Origin/EA App in 2014), making physical copies and community patches the only viable way to play the uncut version.
The tagline for Battlefield 1942 was not just marketing fluff. It was a promise. In a match on the iconic map, a player could spawn as an engineer, jump into a jeep, drive to the airfield, climb into the cockpit of a Zero fighter plane, take off, bomb an enemy destroyer, bail out, and parachute onto a capture point.
: Specific documentation or "Install Guides" for the included expansions, which are The Road to Rome Secret Weapons of WWII Reference Card
This is the game where you could park a battleship next to an island, turn it sideways, and use its six deck guns as artillery. This is the game where a single engineer with TNT could destroy a bridge, stranding an entire enemy column. This is the game where you could steal an enemy’s plane mid-runway.
| Faction | Base Game | Road to Rome | Secret Weapons | |---------|-----------|--------------|----------------| | USA | ✔ | | | | Germany | ✔ | | | | Britain | ✔ | | | | Japan | ✔ | | | | Soviet Union | (Mod-only) | | | | France | | ✔ | | | Italy | | ✔ | | | Germany (SWoWWII) | | | ✔ | | Britain (SWoWWII) | | | ✔ |
The collection expanded the original theater of war significantly:
Compare it to to see how the WWII setting evolved
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Physically, the collection came in a double-thick jewel case or a cardboard slipcover. Digitally, it has since vanished from mainstream storefronts (EA removed it from Origin/EA App in 2014), making physical copies and community patches the only viable way to play the uncut version.
The tagline for Battlefield 1942 was not just marketing fluff. It was a promise. In a match on the iconic map, a player could spawn as an engineer, jump into a jeep, drive to the airfield, climb into the cockpit of a Zero fighter plane, take off, bomb an enemy destroyer, bail out, and parachute onto a capture point. Battlefield 1942 The Complete Collection -2002-...
: Specific documentation or "Install Guides" for the included expansions, which are The Road to Rome Secret Weapons of WWII Reference Card Physically, the collection came in a double-thick jewel
This is the game where you could park a battleship next to an island, turn it sideways, and use its six deck guns as artillery. This is the game where a single engineer with TNT could destroy a bridge, stranding an entire enemy column. This is the game where you could steal an enemy’s plane mid-runway. It was a promise
| Faction | Base Game | Road to Rome | Secret Weapons | |---------|-----------|--------------|----------------| | USA | ✔ | | | | Germany | ✔ | | | | Britain | ✔ | | | | Japan | ✔ | | | | Soviet Union | (Mod-only) | | | | France | | ✔ | | | Italy | | ✔ | | | Germany (SWoWWII) | | | ✔ | | Britain (SWoWWII) | | | ✔ |
The collection expanded the original theater of war significantly:
Compare it to to see how the WWII setting evolved
