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- Battlefield 3 introduces Frostbite 2, the incredible technology that takes animation, destruction, lighting, scale and audio
- Feel the impact of bullets and explosions, drag your fallen comrades into safety, and mount your weapon on almost any part of the terrain
- The best online vehicular warfare experience gets even better with a fitting sonic boom as fighter jets headline impressive lineup vehicles
- Take the fight to iconic and unexpected urban locations in the USA, Middle East, and Europe
- Experience gripping multiplayer action with 2-24 player battles supported online
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ASIN | B003O6G5TW |
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Release date | October 25, 2011 |
Customer Reviews |
4.5 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #13,375 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games) #110 in Xbox 360 Games |
Product Dimensions | 0.6 x 5.3 x 7.5 inches; 2.82 ounces |
Type of item | Video Game |
Language | English |
Rated | Mature |
Item model number | 19593 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Item Weight | 2.82 ounces |
Manufacturer | Electronic Arts |
Date First Available | February 4, 2011 |
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Battlefield 3 leaps ahead of the competition with the power of Frostbite 2, the next installment of DICE's cutting-edge game engine. This state-of-the-art technology is the foundation on which Battlefield 3 is built, delivering superior visual quality, a grand sense of scale, massive destruction, dynamic audio and incredibly lifelike character animations. As bullets whiz by, walls crumble, and explosions throw you to the ground, the battlefield feels more alive and interactive than ever before. In Battlefield 3, players step into the role of the elite U.S. Marines where they will experience heart-pounding single player missions and competitive multi-player actions ranging across diverse locations from around the globe including Europe, Middle-East and North America. Games sold in the US will not work on systems sold in different geographic locations due to regional coding requirements.
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Battlefield 3 is a First-Person Shooter (FPS) that is designed to attack your senses, delivering a visceral combat experience like no other FPS before it. Sequel to 2005's Battlefield 2, Battlefield 3 utilizes the updated Frostbite 2 game engine, which allows for advanced destruction, sound, and graphics as well as a focus on dense in-game urban settings. Additional game features include: classic Battlefield mission-based gameplay, an impressive array of vehicles including jets and tanks, large-scale maps, an updated soldier class, 2-24 player support online and more.
Heart-pounding mission-based combat and maximized damage.
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In Battlefield 3 players take command of a team of elite US Marines as they experience heart-pounding misson-based gameplay ranging across diverse locations from around the globe including Paris, Tehran and New York. Along with ground combat, vehicular combat plays a major role with vehicles available including tanks as well as air support, featuring infrared and satellite imaging. The game contains both single player missions and competitive and co-op multiplayer actions supporting up to 24 players online, and set in diverse locations from around the globe including Paris, Tehran and New York.
The State-of-the-art Frostbite 2 Engine
Battlefield 3 leaps ahead of the competition with the power of Frostbite 2, the next installment of game developer Dice's cutting-edge game engine. This state-of-the-art technology is the foundation on which Battlefield 3 is built, delivering superior visual quality, a grand sense of scale, massive destruction, dynamic audio and incredibly lifelike character animations. As bullets whiz by, walls crumble, and explosions throw you to the ground - the battlefield feels more alive and interactive than ever before.
Key Game Features
- The Frostbite 2 Game Engine - Battlefield 3 introduces Frostbite 2, the incredible technology that takes animation, destruction, lighting, scale and audio to new heights. Built upon this powerful game engine, Battlefield 3 immerses players physically and emotionally to the world around them like never before.
- Feel the Battle - Feel the impact of bullets and explosions, drag your fallen comrades into safety, and mount your weapon on almost any part of the terrain. Battlefield 3's cutting edge animation, spectacular visuals and real as hell battle gameplay attack your senses and make you feel the visceral warriors experience like no other FPS.
- Unparalleled Vehicle Warfare - The best online vehicle warfare experience gets even better with a fitting sonic boom as fighter jets headline along with an impressive lineup of land, air and sea vehicles, all at your command.
- Urban Combat - Take the fight to iconic and unexpected places in the USA, Middle East, and Europe including claustrophobic streets, metropolitan downtowns, and open, vehicle-friendly landscapes as you fight your way through the war of tomorrow.
- Multiplayer Mayhem - Experience gripping multiplayer action with 2-24 player battles supported online.
- Amazing Animation - The DICE team set out to takes animation to the next level with ANT technology (previously used in FIFA games) that now allows the creation of more believable behavior than ever before in an FPS.
- Fight to Scale - Simply put, in Battlefield 3 you will be able to engage across some of the largest maps ever created, while close quarter combat is available too.
- Massive Destruction - Destruction is enhanced on both a macro and micro level. Chips fly off blocks of concrete used for cover, while whole facades and buildings collapse in screeching clouds of dust and debris.
- Best-in-Class Audio - Building on acclaimed High Dynamic Range (HDR) audio from previous Battlefield games, Battlefield 3 builds on the best-in-class legacy with a brutally realistic soundscape.
Back To Karkand Expansion Pack - Now Available for Download
Back to Karkand is a massive themed expansion pack for Battlefield 3 and is now available for download on Xbox Live, PlayStation Network, and PC Download. It features four of the most loved Battlefield maps ever, boldly reimagined with the power of the Frostbite 2 engine. It also gives you new weapons, vehicles, dog tags, and persistence in the form of all-new "assignments" to carry out on the battlefield. The maps included are Strike at Karkand, Gulf of Oman, Sharqi Peninsula, and Wake Island. All have been redesigned from Battlefield 2 as a return years later, changing the scenery and adding the powerful destruction that Frostbite 2 brings to the game. Please note that this expansion pack does not come with the game. It must be purchased separately.
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Customers like the quality, graphics, multiplayer, and maps of the video game. They mention that it's a fun combat simulation, the graphics are amazing, and the overall presentation of the game is polished. Some appreciate the weapons. However, some disagree on performance, frame rate, and ease of use.
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Customers like the quality of the video game. They mention that the gameplay is great, the combat simulation is fun, and the campaign is enjoyable. They also say that the multiplayer is extremely fun when playing with friends, and that it's the best multiplayer experience out there.
"...The game is fun regardless, but if you want to avoid this tragedy, hook up with some friends when you play this game and/or add friends that you..." Read more
"...Also, Bad Company 2 was actually a very good game. But Battlefield 3 is highly polished and fantastic. Aiming, lighting, aura...." Read more
"...The list goes on and on. This is what makes Battlefield so much fun... the pure variety...." Read more
"...The Good-1. Super Realistic gameplay. So many different weapons and vehicles with their own equipment upgrades.2...." Read more
Customers like the graphics in the video game. They mention that the graphics are amazing, the game looks great on their Xbox 360, and the overall presentation of the game is polished. They also say the campaign has some great visuals, and that the level design is well done. Customers also say that the visuals are smooth and detailed, and there are no visual glitches in the game.
"...The graphics are amazing (though the consoles can't touch what this game looks like on the PC)... especially character models and movements...." Read more
"...The campaign has some great visuals, seeming to try to compete with the bombastic set-pieces in Modern Warfare, but I feel more and more like they..." Read more
"...All in all a very unique, graphically enhanced, team orientated shooter with a real life feel to it." Read more
"...The graphics in the SP campaign are phenomenal for the Xbox...." Read more
Customers like the multiplayer of the game. They mention it's one of the best multiplayer experiences this generation can offer, and the game is largely team-oriented. They also say the multiplayer is awesome and on-fire. However, some customers feel the single-player campaign is enjoyable enough, but the multiplayer was overwhelming for them. Overall, customers describe the game as a great team-based tactical online shooter with some of the finest sound and graphics.
"...are classic as well and, like the classes themselves, promote and reward teamwork...." Read more
"...While the single player campaign was enjoyable enough, the multiplayer was a bit overwhelming for me at the time...." Read more
"...These games are popular for the multi player. If you are looking for a great story, go play Mass Effect. Just my opinion...." Read more
"...All in all a very unique, graphically enhanced, team orientated shooter with a real life feel to it." Read more
Customers like the maps in the video game. They mention they are huge, varied, and diverse. They also say the multiplayer combines large maps, tons of vehicles, and more strategy. Customers also mention that the new maps are awesome so far.
"...All of this adds up to a big experience. The maps are large. The approaches are varied. The scale feels epic. Anything can happen in Battlefield 3...." Read more
"...Riding tanks, jets and helicopters - huge maps, just saying it is like a real battlefield simulation.2...." Read more
"...Although the maps are varied and diverse, some starting points have clear advantages over others, such as high starting ground or closer proximity..." Read more
"...The maps are huge and the matches can get pretty intense...." Read more
Customers like the weapons in the video game. They mention that there are vehicles of all sorts, from boats and amphibious to choppers, and fighter jets. The gameplay is accessible, and allows for the greatest range of game styles. They also like that there is a great variety of missions and plenty of options when it comes to weapons, abilities, and vehicles. The vehicles in multi-player are classic and promote teamwork. Customers also enjoy the different classes and earning new equipment.
"...The vehicles in multi-player are classic as well and, like the classes themselves, promote and reward teamwork...." Read more
"...This is what makes Battlefield so much fun... the pure variety...." Read more
"...The classes are also very diverse and specialized, making it necessary to pick and choose certain ones according to what role your team currently..." Read more
"...I would rate the campaign 8/10Customization to the weapons is very unique...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the performance of the video game. Some mention that the servers have been working fine, the game plays well, and the dedicated servers are awesome. However, others say that the game is extremely buggy and the servers failed constantly.
"...On Day 1 I played the game a little bit (co-op & multiplayer) had issues with the server and got frustrated...." Read more
"The Bad-1. Non-functional Squad Management. Right now, you can't play with your friends in MultiPlayer...." Read more
"...Here are what I think are the great things about BF3:- Dedicated servers - No copout, peer-to-peer lag fests that can be hacked all to hell..." Read more
"At this moment, Battlefield 3 has been experiencing some server issues on the Xbox side...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the frame rate. Some mention that the game-play is fast and sweet, with no lag. They also say that the responsiveness is great and the gameplay is very fluid. However, others say that it can lag at times, with online games being a little slow at times. They mention that console fps is not easy to get along with sometimes, and that the jets are slow.
"...I found the gameplay very impressive. It is very smooth with only the occasional frame-rate issues...." Read more
"...Or plan to play it later--you'll regret it. Yes it plays slower than COD, but it explodes off the screen with its large 3D models and pretty..." Read more
"...Ever. It's like watching a movie, the voice acting is great and the sync is insane...." Read more
"...I would rate it a 9.5/10Game play is smooth. With 12 on 12, playing team deathmatch is fast paced and always leaves you in the action!..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the ease of use of the video game. Some mention that the scale, gameplay, skill required, and methodical approach are pretty self-explanatory. They find the game very immursive and does a great job of making them feel. However, others say that it's not simplicity-based, predictable, and can get dry at times. They also mention that learning to fly takes practice and that the campaign is absolutely linear.
"...The AI is much more intelligent than any of the CoD campaigns I have played (and I've pretty much played them all)...." Read more
"...Cons: Predictable, which probably could be said for a lot of war shooters, but nevertheless you can see what's coming...." Read more
"...The key [to fun] here is the improvement of the player's skill accompanied by the weapon, optic, gadget, and vehicle unlocks which, though hidden at..." Read more
"...There was a variety. The campaign of BF3 is SO linear. If you don't do something a certain way, you die...." Read more
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Controls are very intuitive as well. I've been a career CoD man and this was my first attempt at Battlefield. It took me a while to adjust to the control scheme in a way in which I could be as effective as I am in CoD games, but it didn't take long and, overall, I think I actually prefer the Battlefield control scheme (such as the kneel & prone control being moved to the right thumb stick and being able to perpetually sprint by holding down the left thumb stick).
I found the gameplay very impressive. It is very smooth with only the occasional frame-rate issues. Given that this game takes the Xbox to it's graphical limit based on its hardware, that's pretty good. I didn't notice any of the tearing or jaggies (poor anti-aliasing) that are common in my favorite CoD games (like Black Ops) when moving quickly around the maps... very few graphical glitches.
However, multi-player is where this game is at and where it excels. There shouldn't be any flame wars between CoD fans and Battlefield fans because the games are entirely different animals. I personally don't like EA and their marketing tactics at all. I think it was a mistake for them to use the "CoD-killer" moniker to start a fan war as a marketing tactic to bring attention to Battlefield 3. I can't bash them too hard though because it worked and, occasionaly, EA does put out a good game that matches the marketing hype... this is one of them.
What impressed me most about the gameplay in multi-player is that there doesn't seem to be as many lag issues that I constantly have to deal with in CoD games. Nothing bothers me more than when I'm playing Black Ops multi-player and I slip behind a wall to avoid being shot at only to be seemingly shot through the wall and when I watch the "replay" it appears that I was only imagining that I had taken cover behind the wall even though it was pretty clear to me... apparently, I was standing out in the open motionless, like a dummy, becoming a pin cushion for the guy who shot me. I have played about 5 hours of Battlefield multi-player and haven't once experienced that particular irritating lag issue.
The next thing that really impressed me was that old familiar feel of actual teamwork in multi-player that I hadn't experienced since the days of Halo 2 and Star Wars Battlefront. In fact, I think I can legitimately say that B3 is a perfect combination of the multi-player team matches of Halo 2 and Battlefront with a billion improvements.
The classes demand teamwork. If you choose a particular class, you aren't choosing a class without responsibilities. You are choosing a class that has an important role in gaining victory for the team, one that has particular functions that benefit the team as a whole... services that you provide the team. You aren't always making a choice of "personal preference" which is really the only choice when it comes to most CoD games. Many a time, I actually chose a class that was outside of my comfort zone because it seemed like a better choice to benefit the team on the particular map or for the particular game type. Not only is the game geared towards this behavior and the teamwork paradigm, it also rewards you greatly for using your class to help the team. Resuscitating your teammate will earn you points, dropping ammo or health will earn you points when your teammates use them, if you lay down cover fire to pin down an enemy while another member of your squad takes him out you earn points, if you repair another teammate's vehicle, you earn points... you get the picture. You can actually earn more points by being a team player than you can by being a lone-wolf head-hunter. In fact, the lone-wolf is most likely bound to meet an untimely end early. Abandon your squad for your own personal glory and you'll wind up dead quickly and so will your squad. You'll lose the team match and your K/D ratio will suffer.
There are hundreds of unlockables (fabulous and useful weapons and vehicle upgrades) and that are earned with the points that you accumulate through playing your class appropriately, for playing as a team, and for winning as a team as well. These unlockables are what separate Battlefield 3 from other team focused games of the past (like Battlefront) and will ensure that you will never lose interest in this multi-player game.
The vehicles in multi-player are classic as well and, like the classes themselves, promote and reward teamwork. Why go lone wolf with the tank when, by waiting for a squad member to jump in, you can double your firepower? Same with all of the vehicles. Having an adept Engineer with you can keep you in your vehicle for the whole match (if that's what's best for the team, of course).
All of that combined with the fantastic graphics and the destructible environments (yes, if you're having a hard time getting to that camper in the building across the square, smoke him out or kill him by shelling the crap out of the building... you'll notice the walls cave in and rubble crumbling to the ground below) make this a multi-player experience that you absolutely should not pass up.
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With the extremely short campaign, I must say that I believe this game is way overpriced. It's simply not worth $60. I would normally suggest that one purchase it used to save some money, but the problem is that EA has joined the ever growing group of game developers and producers who are taking full advantage of online market downloads (in their obvious attempt to purge used sales). If you buy the game new, you will receive a code that gives you access to multi-player, so you'll have no worries. If you buy it used, however, you will have to pay $10 for that code no matter when you buy it used (be it now or two years from now). The game is obviously a multi-player game as the single-player campaign is too short and lackluster to be its selling point, so I find it particularly deceptive and greedy of EA to "sell" the only component that this game is truly worth if you happen upon a used copy. So, unless you want to wait until 2013, the only way to get your money's worth is to buy this game new... buying it used translates into an instant additional $10 no matter when you buy it, so keep that in mind. It is an expensive game and will be for quite a while. If you want the multi-player experience but you're waiting for a price drop, you may as well forget about it. Look to wholesalers like COSTCO to get it $5 cheaper than retailers (or you can sometimes find a deal here on Amazon).
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I have now logged over 20 hours of multiplayer gameplay and the game still holds my interest as much as it did when I first wrote this review. Also, the price for the game has dropped by $20 on Amazon and at other retailers. In my opinion, that is a good price range for this game brand new (I would say anywhere between $30 - $40, at least until next year - 2012). Another thing I forgot to mention in the review is that EA hosts a web site - battlelog.battlefield.com - where you can track your statistics online, set up platoons/clans (which appears to only combine statistics and enable platoon members to communicate on the site easier... I haven't seen any platoon war offerings yet, but that doesn't mean none exist), view all weapons and their unlockables, progress with each weapon and class, next unlockables and what's needed to obtain them, etc. It's a good site and I find myself drawn to it during the day when I'm not playing the game to help me decide how I'm going to play it later.
The only complaint I have is that not enough people use their headsets in the multiplayer game. It doesn't make teamwork impossible because there are several ways you can prompt your team with objectives or by spotting enemies for them using in-game commands. It does hurt, however. Camping is not a bad thing in this game as it's obvious that when a sniper finds a good bird's nest in real life, what does he do? He camps. When soldiers are defending a position, what do they do? They camp. Camping can feel more like a problem where there is a lack of communication, though, and will naturally result in more unnecessary team casualties. Like I said, there are work arounds, but because too many people go without the headsets, you'll suffer more team deaths than you normally would and at times it can become costly. The game is fun regardless, but if you want to avoid this tragedy, hook up with some friends when you play this game and/or add friends that you play with randomly who do use their headsets so that you'll have a solid corp of friends available to play at any time. What I can't understand is that those who play CoD games seem to use their headsets more frequently even when they don't need to (since teamwork is not that important)... but I suppose it's mostly to be able to rub it in when they take someone down.
Once I loaded the over 2 gigs of updates and HD resolution graphics on my XBOX 360 20gb Hard drive, I was wowed. Battlefield 3 is the best looking game on XBOX 360--or at least even with that new Crysis game (forgot the name). I'll admit, I was upset that I had to delete a few things and wait an hour or so while playing single player before it was all ready.
But once I opted in a Multiplayer Conquest Match i was almost breathless. The graphics, including the textures, special effects, and lighting are the best XBOX 360 has ever performed. The Hard Drive install is worth it--and so are the updates. I must add that the sound is fantastic--get a high quality sound system, whether they be a nice set of headphones or a decent speaker system, and prepare to hear some of the best sound you can hear in a videogame. Bullets whiz & penetrate. Mortars launch in their horrifying whistle-BOOM manner. Tanks pound DOOM & DESTRUCTION (haha) upon the land and its people. There are few games that come so close to a first-person warfare experience as BF3.
Dice could have just skipped Bad Company 1 and 2 for Battlefield 3, but I suspect that those two games helped develop BF3 into what it is. It pushes the XBOX 360 to it's limits. Also, Bad Company 2 was actually a very good game. But Battlefield 3 is highly polished and fantastic. Aiming, lighting, aura. Dice got the feel right this time. In fact, Battlefield 3 is so big it will take n00bs far longer to adjust than the Call of Duty videogame series. So if you are used to Modern Warfare 2 or Black Ops--or even MW3, give Battlefield 3 some time. Or plan to play it later--you'll regret it. Yes it plays slower than COD, but it explodes off the screen with its large 3D models and pretty landscapes. Let me put it this way: If you are not enjoying BF3 right now, I am having fun and you are not :P So God bless you to get it!
When I started playing (I also played the Beta for a few days) I did not like it much until I gave it more time. The key [to fun] here is the improvement of the player's skill accompanied by the weapon, optic, gadget, and vehicle unlocks which, though hidden at first, reveal the customizable and happy-face killer part of the game. Battlefield 3 has a gun and item for everyone. From Glock 17 Gen 4 (!) (my friend just got a Glock Gen 4 which is NICE) or 18, through the MP7 Sub Gun, through Straight-Pull modifications on Bolt Action Sniper rifles, to M243 Machine guns with HUNDREDS of rounds on tap in addition to Ammo drops (I'm talking hella Rain of Fire here with the MG's), Battlefield 3 has a train load of fun waiting for us. Surprise! It's gonna to take teamwork to get there!
Where COD is more about a lone run-&-gun experience, BF3 is about teamwork and a more realistic (though arcade-y yet still fun) tactical experience. Once you understand how BF3 plays, you'll see more action because you will understand how to read the maps. You will learn what to do and where to go then--and like I said see action more often.
BF3 surprised me--I was thinking from all the bad reviews that it would be mediocre. But it really is that good.
The only downside is that, honestly, XBOX 360 & PS3 are OLD. The PC (Personal Computer) version of Battlefield 3 supports up to 64 players, whereas XBOX 360 and PS3 supports only 24 players. But you won't notice this until you play the PC version I am sure. The XBOX 360 version that I have played is scaled wonderfully to the lower player count and is fun fun fun. So you won't know what you are missing until you see the no-pop-in super beautiful PC version running on a high-end Person SuperComputer (PSC lol)--Which is expensive. ...which is why we play the console versions. Hey I got REAL guns to buy!
Now if you have given at least 5-10 hours of playtime to battlefield 3 and you realize it is not for you--that's fine. I am sure there are other games that you enjoy. Then modern, mature War FPS's are not your thing. That's fine. I respect that. But to give BF3 less than 3 stars is wrong. Just wrong. Shame on you. You should have played it longer. Or played it period.
Note: I have played Modern Warfare 3 and I like it. But not enough to buy it until it goes down to maybe $30. If Infinity Ward releases better maps for MW3 I may buy it, but the map design is BAD (imo not hating here) in MW3 besides 4 maps that I like. The maps are too small and too cluttered in MW3. On Team Deathmatch in MW3, enemies spawn behind you all the time! I am comparing MW3 to Modern Warfare 2, one of my all-time favorite FPS and one of the most polished best handling FPS of all time. *ALSO--I noticed that Team Deathmatch in BF3--that enemies spawn points are EVEN WORSE than MW3, but modes like Conquest are not this way. Also Team Deathmath in BF3 is a great way to unlock items since there is almost always someone to shoot at every second--because the enemy is always near you. I played Team Deathmatch in BF3 to unlock the SV98 Sniper Rifle quickly (tip).
Thanks! See you on the Battlefield -D
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