Glen Atwell
Shaun InguanzoBattlefield: Bad Company for PS3 and Xbox
April 23rd 2008 04:07
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Xbox 360
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By Glen Atwell
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This is not a drill, soldier
EA's newest tactical warfare title Battlefield: Bad Company, has been dated to hit Australian shelves on June 26.
Gamers will get their chance to join the 'B' company on exciting, sometimes irreverent, missions that take them through deserts, cities and mountain terrain to capture the spoils of war.
Players will experience the tactical, destructive power in the deep single player campaign or go online for intense multiplayer action that only the Battlefield team can deliver.
Excited gamers will soon be able to purchase the Gold Edition of Battlefield: Bad Company. The Gold Edition pack features exclusive content with behind-the-scenes action and strategy videos giving Battlefield: Bad Company players tricks and tips on how to own
the battlefield.
The Gold Edition also gives gamers early access to five unique weapons that players can take into battle. These weapons can also be unlocked after the launch of the game by ranking up to the highest level in multiplayer mode.
Senior producer Karl-Magnus Troedsson said the game would be fundamentally different to any other tactical title.
"Players can forget about using walls as cover as we've fundamentally changed the way to play shooters offline and online through the use of tactical destruction," he said.
"Players will get the chance to reap the spoils of war as they annihilate the enemy and search for gold in the dark, character-driven, single player storyline while returning Battlefield fans will love the intense and vehicle heavy multiplayer."
Battlefield: Bad Company will be available for Xbox 360 and PS3
The peaceful protestors had no chance.
EA's newest tactical warfare title Battlefield: Bad Company, has been dated to hit Australian shelves on June 26.
Gamers will get their chance to join the 'B' company on exciting, sometimes irreverent, missions that take them through deserts, cities and mountain terrain to capture the spoils of war.
Players will experience the tactical, destructive power in the deep single player campaign or go online for intense multiplayer action that only the Battlefield team can deliver.
Excited gamers will soon be able to purchase the Gold Edition of Battlefield: Bad Company. The Gold Edition pack features exclusive content with behind-the-scenes action and strategy videos giving Battlefield: Bad Company players tricks and tips on how to own
the battlefield.
The Gold Edition also gives gamers early access to five unique weapons that players can take into battle. These weapons can also be unlocked after the launch of the game by ranking up to the highest level in multiplayer mode.
Senior producer Karl-Magnus Troedsson said the game would be fundamentally different to any other tactical title.
"Players can forget about using walls as cover as we've fundamentally changed the way to play shooters offline and online through the use of tactical destruction," he said.
"Players will get the chance to reap the spoils of war as they annihilate the enemy and search for gold in the dark, character-driven, single player storyline while returning Battlefield fans will love the intense and vehicle heavy multiplayer."
Battlefield: Bad Company will be available for Xbox 360 and PS3
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