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Is The Decision To Buy Call Of Duty Or Battlefield A Moral Choice?
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Watch 17 Minutes Of Battlefield 4 Gameplay, Right Here
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Shooters Need To Get Better At Depicting Arabs
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The Good And Bad Of Battlefield 3, One Year Later
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What Makes A Good Knife Kill In First-Person Shooters
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One Shot, One Kill, No Skill: Why One Gamer Paid To Cheat
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EA Won’t Be Paying For Real Guns In Video Games Anymore
A report on Reuters says that following recent events like the Newtown school shooting, and the controversy over the company’s relationship with arms manufacturers, Electronic Arts has made the decision to stop paying for the rights to use real weapons in its video games. But it’s still going to use them anyway.
This Guy Can Pilot A Helicopter And Snipe Enemies At The Same Time
Sure, you could opt to use an aircraft’s weapons when in an aircraft. Or, you can use the altitude to your advantage as a sniper, as sSantzuu does here in Battlefield 3. One of these options is more impressive, if not more dangerous than the other!
Is The Decision To Buy Call Of Duty Or Battlefield A Moral Choice?
Before you skip everything in this video and run straight to the comments, understand the question: Many (not “most”; not “all”) shooter video games feature licensed, real-world firearms. Gunmakers are compensated for the appearance of their brands as much as the NFL Players Association is paid for its members appearing in Madden. Does this present a moral choice to a video gamer?
Watch 17 Minutes Of Battlefield 4 Gameplay, Right Here
EA just released this enormous 17-minute gameplay demonstration of Battlefield 4′s singleplayer campaign. Watch!
Now This Is How You Use A Dirt Bike To Take Down A Jet In Battlefield 3
Battlefield players have found all sorts of awe-inspiring ways to do stunts with dirt bikes. But this one takes the cake when it comes to how much air the player grabs, not to mention the rather dramatic ending.
