Today I bought a new copy of BF1942 Anthology to replace the manual I had thought I had lost (Has the CD Keys on it), turns out it was under a carpet.

So a free set of keys to whoever PMs me first.

:downs:

You can't return it?

They generally don't accept open games.

I already opened it, and hell I didn't pay for it because someone else had borrowed it and lost it.
(My brother, we had thought it was lost out of town)

Does anyone still play them?

Vietnam? I doubt very many people still do. It was fun when it came out for a little while, but it felt like a cheap gimmick more than anything else. Some of the features were cool, like the music in the vehicles, but yeah I doubt many still play it.

However, 1942 still has a fairly large following. There are well over 20 servers that still fill to the maximum every single day, some being 64 player servers, even. I know I go and play it from time to time, and I'm always surprised to see it's still going strong. I guess it's just a testament to how fun that game really was.

All are taken now.

I think 64-man Omaha Beach on 1942 was the most fun I've ever had in an online game.

Wake Island was fun. I love playing Japanese, jump into an unused airplane, wait for someone else to hop in to join me, fly off, tell the unfortunate person with me that I'm going to "reenact WWII Kamikaze attacks" and crash the plane into an enemy target.

Dammit

Hah, that was fun on that other one they added later on too. Yknow that map that was 2 opposing carriers and battleships and the objective was the sink the other carrier?

Coral Sea.