@AlexInvert and @JayCowle are back with their own blend of game reviewing and larking about. This time they’re casting their eyes over Battlefield 3. Enjoy!
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@AlexInvert and @JayCowle are back with their own blend of game reviewing and larking about. This time they’re casting their eyes over Battlefield 3. Enjoy!
Battlefield 3 has a lot going for it, and on consoles, compares only really to the other games in its long series – my own experience is with Battlefield 1943 (still cracking value for money on Xbox Live Arcade) and Bad Company 2 plus its brilliant Vietnam DLC. I haven’t personally played the epic 64 man battles of the PC titles, and I’m aware that I’m missing out on much of what this series is all about. But, as far as consoles go, this is the best large scale, vehicle heavy, all out warfare available, and stands up against the other heavyweights of the multiplayer FPS scene proudly.
Those imaginative folks at the Gadget show have released the full video featuring the build and testing of their epic BF3 full-immersion VR simulator… and a beautiful thing it is too…
With the impending release of Battlefield 3, and the ‘drama’ surrounding its recent beta, I’m in a situation where I’m likely to buy a game on release date– almost purely because I have about three people on my friends-list with pre-orders.
That’s a goddamn SQUAD I’m missing out on soldier!
Below is a rather wonderful Gadget Show video in which Battlefield 3 is played ‘virtual reality’ style, making the Wii look as immersive as a puddle of stale urine. Continue reading
It’s been a whole week since the Battlefield 3 beta ended, and it’s proven to be a tricky one to write up. You see, the problem with previewing a beta is that it’s difficult to separate the bugs and unfinished parts from any flawed, but deliberate design decisions. This isn’t helped by the fact that I want to like BF3, I really, really do. I want to say that every problem I have with it is just unfinished and will be so polished by the final product that I’ll be able to see my smiling glee-filled face in it. So here’s the plan: I’ll observe the niggly bits, and we’ll all just pretend that it’ll all be alright in the end. What could go wrong?
Here’s some Twittery eels that slipped through the TbW shaped net while we were foolishly buggering about in RL:
Silly DICE, they are threatening to ban users from Origin (including all other games they may have purchased on their EA account) over a bit of horseplay with unofficial servers.