Battlefield 1942 canceled for the Xbox
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Giancarlo Varanini, Senior Editor
EA Games' World War II-themed first-person shooter will no longer be released for the Xbox.
Electronic Arts has informed GameSpot that the Xbox version of Battlefield 1942 has been canceled. The company canceled the game so the development team could focus all its efforts on the upcoming expansion for the PC version of Battlefield 1942, The Road to Rome. Battlefield 1942 is a first-person shooter in which players can fight against each other on various maps based on well-known World War II battlegrounds.
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