We all know what a summer movie looks like, because we're bombarded with ads for them from May to August. They're big, they're noisy and now, more often than not, they're a sequel, remake or based on a known quantity, like G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra.
There's now mounting evidence of another form of seasonal entertainment - the summer game. Game Life touched upon the concept when reviewing Battlefield 1943 for The Onion A.V. Club, but after playing Shadow Complex this weekend, the theory has really started to gel.
Wizards of the Coast has been trying to make digital Magic: The Gathering a thing since 1997 with the Microprose-developed and published computer game, Magic: The Gathering: Duels of the Planeswalkers with many other titles published since.
EA: "As we close in on 15 years since the release of Battlefield 1943, and Bad Company™ 1 & 2, we are announcing that their journey is coming to an end."
This reminds me... I have ME on my PS3 hdd. Never really played it, but it was free.
On PC I don't think it's much of a problem but I'm sad to see BF43 being shut down. I haven't played it in a while since it's stuck on PS3, but i preferred it way more over BF3. It was the lack of invisible barriers which made it better for me.
Does anyone play the last BF anymore? I searched crossplay servers and it was 20 people the most on all the servers? Can never find a game
Despite its storied history, it has been hard to make a good Magic: The Gathering video game. Even the best-ranked game isn't very good.