From there, it's your job to protect him, and your team. Working as a pair, you have to clear a building and rescue a hostage. And it was actually a very enjoyable experience. Speaking of co-op, we also had a quick go at this part of the game too. Once you clear the building, you're out in to the street and into a Hummer to proceed to the next part of the level, but, sadly, that's all we saw. Your infantry friends are useless here, you have to just get on with it yourself. As it stands, it gives you a chance to get your ducks in a row and shoot the three or so baddies behind the door so you can get your eye into the game. If this game was launched a few years ago, this would have been more impressive. There's also some slow-motion where you get to waste someone in your own time. There weren't a huge number of enemies to defeat here but one door conceals some chaps who want to do you some harm.
We, personally, like a bit of story, and don't mind taking a team role. How you feel about this will depend on how you like your gaming. There is, also, a slightly linear feel too, that comes from being shepherded from one place to another to fulfil the task of the moment. Although, with that said, at times they appear to be the stupidest grunts on the earth, failing to shoot things our grandmother could hit, and generally being a bit slow on the uptake. As fun as it is, we did kind of feel like the unit could have managed without us.
It was here we felt a little superfluous. There's a lot of gunfire, and you need to do a sniper turn to pick off some fairly distant enemies. Here it starts to get interesting though. Then it's a quick hop over a wall and down another hill. Without you, no mortar, and then what? Well, there would be no illumination rounds, that's what. You play a pivotal role here, in that you put down the mortar launcher. All the time a subtle but tension-creating score plays. As you do so, the landscape around you explodes with rockets and the sound of distant gunfire. Then it's a jaunt downhill to plant your mortar launcher. There's some chatter here, but nothing crucial. The segment starts with some waiting for the "mission go" command. It was fun though, and it's built up a lot of excitement for us about the forthcoming release of this game. It was about 10 minutes long, which wasn't anywhere near long enough for us. The segment we played was set in the outskirts of Tehran at dawn. What follows may contain plot details, so if you want it to be a complete surprise, then click away now. To say we were excited is a bit of an understatement. The purpose of this visit was to play a segment from a Battlefield 3 single player mission.
As bullets whiz by, as walls crumble, as explosions force players to the ground, the battlefield feels more alive and interactive than ever before.(Pocket-lint) - We took a short trip out of the office to see EA Games at its swanky Guildford office. As the first boots on the ground, experience heart-pounding missions across diverse locations including Paris, Tehran and New York, with periods of tension and anticipation are punctuated by moments of complete chaos. In Battlefield 3, players step into the role of U.S. This state-of-the-art technology is the foundation on which Battlefield 3 is built, delivering enhanced visual quality, a grand sense of scale, massive destruction, dynamic audio and character animation utilizing ANT technology from the latest EA SPORTS™ games. Gamers can pre-order the Battlefield 3 Limited Edition now at and receive ‘Back to Karkand’ for free.īattlefield 3 leaps ahead of its time with the power of Frostbite 2, DICE’s new cutting-edge game engine. H aving previously covered off on two of the most revered maps in Battlefield history, Strike at Karkand and Wake Island, today the team has revealed new information and concept art from the two remaining maps in the Battlefield 3: Back to Karkand limited edition, the Gulf of Oman and Sharqi Peninsula. It will be interesting to see how Infinity Ward will respond to this but it means we will see some fantastic things coming up in the upcoming months! The pictures are concept art of two maps the game which are called Gulf Of Oman and Sharqi Peninsula and look absolutely beautiful! The war between Modern Warfare 3 and Battlefield 3 is heating up nicely now, especially before the start of E3, and now DICE has now sent a shot across to Infinity Ward with two new pieces of concept art showing off the graphics of their upcoming title.
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