Rob Keyes of Game Rant writes, "Electronic Arts and DICE have successfully managed to create and market a game that is easily on everyone’s most anticipated games of 2011 lists. Thanks in large part to the ‘Fault Line’ series of trailers for Battlefield 3, the game has jumped up to being one of the hottest first person shooters of the most crowded year of Triple-A FPS games ever.
What could raise excitement for Battlefield 3 even more? Mixing it with the epic score for Christopher Nolan’s mind-bending Inception, obviously."
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also give battlefield play4free a try. really good.
OT: it's kinda fitting, i guess
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i hate those online passes from EA
i use gamefly so it's like having it used unless you pay to keep it, then you get all the stuff (including the codes)
i do, however, like them because they support the developers, but i just wish they would do something different for people who use gamefly (like maybe give gamefly special discs that include the online, or just give each user that rents it their own code (that could only be used once)
good thing i'm just gonna buy this though
Btw, I'm glad Zack Hemsey's epic is being recognized by the world. Best film of all time.
I don't use Gamefly...but have been considering it for a while...plus with fairly strong rumors that when blockbuster final takes the full dump, Netflix is going to buy up their game licensing contracts...and start offering games like gamefly does...
And something does need to be addressed for those situations...but I am pretty certain companies aren't exactly thrilled by that either...its to the point where the entertainment industries simply don't like 'renting' anymore...they just want every single person to buy the game new...never let anyone else ever use it...and never resell it...that is fine and great with me, but just like all forms of entertainment...90% of what is released is crap compared to the great stuff...and not worth buying...
I like that EA is taking the initiative to do something about Gamestops backwards logic for used game sales...but sadly I think game pricing is still completely mucked up beyond just used games being sold...
I'm borrowing Dead Space 2 from a friend...and have to pay to play it online simply because I didn't buy it new?...not the best example as that game doesn't really have anything to offer multiplayer wise, but I would at least check it out if i could...
However my only 'mehs' with the battlefield 3 trailers so far are that unless the guys zoomed in the weapons look very small and unusually thin.. :s and when zoomed in there seems like a lack of recoil/feedback from the gun..
However still action packed and i'll be getting it day one xD every game has something that doesn't appeal to personal tastes
I do agree though that the guns seem a little skinny... could have something to do with the FoV they're using so that you can see the players arms and legs at various points.
Edit: I just re-watched the video and the gun was belt feed so yeah... seems like a gun like that would have a ton more kick than what was shown.
you get your code in the Case, we should be supporting companies like this who are making amazing games and going above and beyond to push gaming on the consoles..
Especially the commitment they have made in the PS3 being one of the first developers to invest hard on learning the PS3's tech. in-order to make equal games, and this year with BF3 it looks like they are really going to push the system.
This a quality Developer, and I will always come out for DICE hands down... Day One Purchase..
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I Did something like this with the killzone 3 trailer awhile back.
http://youtubedoubler.com/?...
Just mute the killzone 3 trailer :D
Can the trailer really be such a coinicence?
That it matches it soo good :D
OT: Pretty ridiculous how well they line up...
but I didn't think it 'looked cool'...It had a cool style and everything, but for the most part it wasn't way over the top in special effects or anything...
great movie...but it wasn't the best movie i have ever seen or anything...just a really good story that keeps you thinking after for a while...hard to do these days...
In fact, I felt the exact same way about The Dark Knight, ironically.... Avatar as well.
It's similar to the Call of Duty effect....sheeple will flock to whatever is hot and popular, time and time again. There's no rhyme or reason for those movies to have grossed the inane $$ they did...especially TDK and Avatar.
can't agree...at all...on TDK...but totally hated Avatar...
TDK was what i've wanted a comic book movie to change into since I was a kid...I always loved batman, and ALWAYS wanted a universe of it to make it even more believable...as in...he doesn't have super powers...he isn't overly special...he is just boner rich with an agenda...and that his own actions have such a ridiculous effect on the city that it makes enemies behave more like him, just with the opposite agenda...loved batman begins and TDK for that exact reason...
I see what you mean though...Ledger died, and before that a pile of people didn't even know that it was him as the joker...even after seeing the first action trailers...
but Avatar was junk...one liners that were played out even by 80's standards (a lot of which cameron was responsible for in the first place)...an interesting idea (the avatar thing) twisted by this ridiculous military vs. tree hugger thing that would never happen...
Anyways, thx!