A guide for anyone that wants to jump into PvP multiplayer, even experienced veterans might learn a thing or two.
COG writes: Due to the high expectations on the shoulders of mammoth publishers, should they shift their efforts to smaller experiences?
There's no reason they can't release smaller projects in between large releases. They're just obsessed with only AAA blockbusters. They forgot that's how a lot the modern giant ips today got started.
EA following the Activision route of releasing a Call of Duty title every year for the Battlefield franchise could be a good thing for fans.
I know, which might do the franchise wonder if another dev made their own take on it, or made a better game.
Outside of COD releasing every year, they have three studios working on the franchise, with three different games. At least when one is really bad you have another studio to look forward to
But knowing EA, they'd prob find a way to screw it up. At least there's Respawn head now leading one
They as in dice if ea tossed the ip to another dev it would be interesting to see what we get.
Like mentioned in this article, why have we not had a Bad Company 3? BC2 had such personality and the destruction in mp was quite amazing for its time. Heck, remake BC2. Probably my most played military shooter of all time.
Last Train Home is a wonderful, highly original game, created by the people fascinated by the epic struggle of their grandfathers. The emotions and passion intertwined with the code are inescapably evident, and that’s a literal storm of fresh air compared to the flat, big-budget games designed by the committee.
