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ED! Ban #126

I heard this rumor awhile ago, and then it was confirmed that EA was interested in DC. Seems now its a full on go.

[quote:f485d]The highlights include Medal of Honor: Desert Heat for the PC and Xbox, a follow-up to the award-winning first-person shooter series that will be set in the Middle East; Command & Conquer: Generals - Sandstorm, an expansion pack to the popular real-time strategy game that will continue the conflict between the USA, China, and the GLA terrorist faction; Battlefield 1942: Desert Combat, an expansion pack based on a popular user-created mod for the hit multiplayer shooter; and Powermonger 2: Thirst for War, a sequel to famed game designer Peter Molyneux's 1990 strategy game that will be set in the Middle East.[/quote:f485d]

[url=http://www.gamespot.com/all/news/news_6024279.html:f485d]Here's hoping they take the COUNTER STRIKE approach and keep this as a free download, and a pay product for those without the speed or common sense to get it online.[/url:f485d]

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ED! Ban #126 is Offline Senior Member Posts: 203 Join Date: Mar 2003	ENJOY BF1942: Deset Combat NOW!...while it's still free. - 04-01-2003, 05:53 PM I heard this rumor awhile ago, and then it was confirmed that EA was interested in DC. Seems now its a full on go. [quote:f485d]The highlights include Medal of Honor: Desert Heat for the PC and Xbox, a follow-up to the award-winning first-person shooter series that will be set in the Middle East; Command & Conquer: Generals - Sandstorm, an expansion pack to the popular real-time strategy game that will continue the conflict between the USA, China, and the GLA terrorist faction; Battlefield 1942: Desert Combat, an expansion pack based on a popular user-created mod for the hit multiplayer shooter; and Powermonger 2: Thirst for War, a sequel to famed game designer Peter Molyneux's 1990 strategy game that will be set in the Middle East.[/quote:f485d] [url=http://www.gamespot.com/all/news/news_6024279.html:f485d]Here's hoping they take the COUNTER STRIKE approach and keep this as a free download, and a pay product for those without the speed or common sense to get it online.[/url:f485d]