| EA's Battlefield Announces Two Fresh Recruits
2009 will see the release of two new games in the Battlefield series: summer gets Battlefield 1943, while winter sees Battlefield: Bad Company 2.
Battlefield 1943 will allow up to 24 players to fight in the Pacific theater using land, sea and air to capture Wake Island, Guadalcanal or Iwo Jima. Whether you play as the Japanese Imperial Army or the US Marines is up to you.
Lone wolves will have to wait until the end of the year to join Bad Company 2 though. That's when the 'B' company fight their way through snowy mountaintops, dense jungles and dusty villages. With a heavy arsenal of deadly weapons and a slew of vehicles to aid them, the crew set off on their mission and are ready to blow up, shoot down, blast through, wipe out and utterly destroy anything that gets in their way.
Each new chapter in the Battlefield saga will be available through PlayStation Store, Xbox Live or for the PC; but a sneak peek at the action can be gained here.
Source: VG 247 via aussiesniper
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| if 1943 wasnt going to be such a dumbed down version of the franchise, i might actually be excited for this. there'll only be 3 classes, infantry rifleman and scout. and they really dont do anything too different from the other. i know it isn't meant to be a full new title, but cmon. give me my BF3 already, EA. |
| I'm going to avoid BF1943 and just wait for BF:BC 2 to come out.
24 player multiplayer and three maps is not a battlefield game. It's a large demo. |
| 1943 was announced by someone else in the gaming forums yesterday, but lacked the fine details. Good to know what maps are in it, but the more I hear about 1943 the more disappointed I get.
Oh sure I am enthusiastic about it still, and so long as it's free of DRM I will get it, but a couple sour points... -Not a full game, that was the shattering part of the news. -All maps are revisited 1942, nothing new. In itself, not the end of the world, but of six pacific theater maps, they pick the three I like least (gimme Coral Sea, Midway, and Invasion of the Phil). Also, I'm sick to death of Wake, what with it being in BF2. Or was it 2142? Or both? -EA Downloader, ugh. -multiplatforming onto consoles, which is probably the cause of the criminally small team sizes, and why it's a partial game. |
| Khell_Sennet: 1943 was announced by someone else in the gaming forums yesterday, but lacked the fine details.
I have to sleep at times ;) |
| The_root_of_all_evil:
Khell_Sennet: 1943 was announced by someone else in the gaming forums yesterday, but lacked the fine details.
I have to sleep at times ;)
I would accept that excuse for everything except Battlefield and XCom. (>'.' )> |
| The_root_of_all_evil:
Khell_Sennet: 1943 was announced by someone else in the gaming forums yesterday, but lacked the fine details.
I have to sleep at times ;)
No sleep for you! *Cracks Whip!*
Also.... Hopefully we don't have another "Boycot Bad Company" Issue again with BF:BC. |
| Being someone who missed 1942 im keen to see what BF 1943 will be like but you are right it is a large demo, i hope the pc community make some good new maps to spice it up else its not going to be great. |
| If you missed 1942, no time like the present to pick it up. Hell, for $20-30 Canuckistan dollars you get 1942, Road to Rome, Secret Weapons of WW2, and BF Nam Redux.
Don't let its age scare you away, BF is like XCom and Worms, no matter how much you play it, its never enough. |
EA's Battlefield Announces Two Fresh Recruits
2009 will see the release of two new games in the Battlefield series: summer gets Battlefield 1943, while winter sees Battlefield: Bad Company 2.
Battlefield 1943 will allow up to 24 players to fight in the Pacific theater using land, sea and air to capture Wake Island, Guadalcanal or Iwo Jima. Whether you play as the Japanese Imperial Army or the US Marines is up to you.
Lone wolves will have to wait until the end of the year to join Bad Company 2 though. That's when the 'B' company fight their way through snowy mountaintops, dense jungles and dusty villages. With a heavy arsenal of deadly weapons and a slew of vehicles to aid them, the crew set off on their mission and are ready to blow up, shoot down, blast through, wipe out and utterly destroy anything that gets in their way.
Each new chapter in the Battlefield saga will be available through PlayStation Store, Xbox Live or for the PC; but a sneak peek at the action can be gained here.
Source: VG 247 via aussiesniper
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