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There is plenty of room in our gaming lives for more Battlefield 3, more Bad Company and many more military first-person shooters from EA, the giant game publisher’s number two boss told Kotaku this week.
Much as I want to headline this as a “free map download”, that would be misleading. Because these aren’t playable maps, but they are high resolution overhead shots of the 10 used in Battlefield: Bad Company 2′s multiplayer.
Two Swiss organisations have examined 19 games (including “Metal Gear Soldier 4″) for their compliance with/flouting of International Humanitarian Law (IHL), and while their intent is serious, the way they hold these games to IRL IHL gets a little wacky.
Earlier today, GameStop outed a beta – with a launch date – for Battlefield Bad Company 2 in a preorder deal later taken down. EA confirmed to Blend Games that news is coming this week, but no beta date.
Sony today added six more Playstation 3 titles to their Greatest Hits library, dropping the price of the half-dozen to $US30 each.
Seems EA’s John Riccitiello didn’t get the memo that the “Battlefield Announcement Event” in the UK had been snowed out, because during this afternoon’s Q309 conference call, he went ahead and announced a new Battlefield game.
