Secret Weopons of WWII
Battlefield 1942�: Secret Weapons of WWII* lets you control the most bizarre and lethal top-secret weapons of the Second World War. Straight from Allied and Axis laboratories, many of these weapons never saw combat until now!
Defeat your enemies with a variety of experimental firepower, including the Wasserfall Guided Rocket, the Natter Rocket Plane, and the revolutionary Rocket Pack. Drop from a cargo plane behind enemy lines and prepare for close combat with one-shot kill knives, new machine guns, and more. Give all of these weapons and vehicles a trial by fire on eight tough new battle maps.
This is your chance to take the experiments out of the lab and into combat in the all-new Expansion Pack to Battlefield 1942, the 2002 PC Game of the Year.
*Expansion pack requires the original Battlefield 1942 to play.
* Go to war like never before with your choice of up to 16 new experimental vehicles, including:
o Horton HO 229 "Flying Wing"
o Sherman tank with a T-34 Calliope rocket launcher
o T95/T28 Super Heavy Tank
o The Sturmtiger -- featuring a naval gun mounted atop a Tiger tank
o The American AW-52 advanced fighter
o The Wasserfall guided anti-air missile
o The Natter rocket plane
o Top secret German prototype Rocket Pack -- fly and fight at the same time.
* Seven new weapons include throwable one-shot kill knives, the Bren light machine gun, the Remington Auto 5 shotgun, and the Mauser K98 grenade rifle.
* Eight new World War II campaigns, including combat missions at a V2 research facility and Hitler?s hideaway, The Eagle's Nest.
* All-new locations offer unique Battlefield experiences, ranging from nightfall in Prague to a winter battle in Norway.
* New objective-based mode -- players must accomplish specific objectives, such as destroying a secret weapons facility, in order to win the battle.
* Introducing British Commando and German Elite troops.
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LAST UPDATED 2/1/05 CREATED 2/1/05