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Urban Combat was a cancelled project that was under development by DICE sometime around 2001. It was related to the Battlefield series, and was centered around the idea of a "cops and robbers" game. This would later serve as the basis for the idea behind Battlefield Hardline at the game's conception in 2011.

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rdfs:comment	Urban Combat was a cancelled project that was under development by DICE sometime around 2001. It was related to the Battlefield series, and was centered around the idea of a "cops and robbers" game. This would later serve as the basis for the idea behind Battlefield Hardline at the game's conception in 2011.
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Name	Urban Combat
Genre	First-person shooter
Released	Cancelled
Engine	Refractor
Developer	DICE
abstract	Urban Combat was a cancelled project that was under development by DICE sometime around 2001. It was related to the Battlefield series, and was centered around the idea of a "cops and robbers" game. This would later serve as the basis for the idea behind Battlefield Hardline at the game's conception in 2011. Following the acquisition of Refraction Games in 2000, DICE had started development of the title and were able to develop several early prototypes. Despite this, the studio could not get the game's theme to work properly and cancelled development of the title to start development of Battlefield 1942. During an internal EA meeting in Barcelona in 2011, Steve Papoutsis and Karl Magnus Troedsson, the vice presidents and general managers of Visceral Games and DICE, respectively, met with one another to discuss how they could take the Battlefield series to a new direction. The cancelled Urban Combat project came to mind during the discussion and the two agreed that the idea of "cops and robbers" should be revived as they were confident they could pull it off. This idea eventually resulted in the development of Battlefield Hardline.

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