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June 2008
Experts 83% 30 Reviews
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The editors liked
Great story told from a unique perspective
blowing stuff up
team-oriented multiplayer.
Blowing stuff up has rarely been this fun
Great collection of gadgets and vehicles
Massive 24player maps
Finally a fleshedout singleplayer game
Excellent balance in player classes
vehicle strength
and map layouts.
The editors didn't like
Eastern Europe left in shambles after all this destruction
vehicle camera sometimes bothersome.
Some enemies in campaign never graduated basic training
Abstract: The bad company in question here is a squad of misfits – these arent the classy, committed, highly trained troops to be found in most war games. That, along with the superlative visuals and sound effects, lends Bad Company a patina of reality thats m...
Abstract: By Tan Ooi BoonWHAT makes an exciting war game?For me, it will probably be one that allows players to blow up almost everything in the virtual world.In short, a game that is a real blast.Remember the jungle-clearing scene in the classic Arnold Schwar...
Abstract: Much like the Chelsea team roster, the first-person shooter genre has become well known for being over populated and prone to under performance. However, just like the Russian-owned London football club, there is the odd genuine star turn mixed in amon...
Abstract: EABad Company is one of those games you could take a good five minutes looking at someone else play and actually be satisfied and happy that you did. The way the game presents everything to you during the course of both the single player and multiplaye...
Battlefield: Bad Company not only redefines the way we will look at games from now on, it also changes the way in which we will play them. After a tour of duty in B-Company you might be ruined for all your previous war games, and if future games don&rsquo...
Abstract: Most of these objectives involve taking out between five to ten soldiers with a mix of weapons and possibly some tougher gun emplacements or vehicles to back them up, and you may have to destroy some kind of equipment as well. This rather un-original ...
Blowing stuff up has rarely been this fun, Great collection of gadgets and vehicles, Massive 24player maps, Finally a fleshedout singleplayer game, Excellent balance in player classes, vehicle strength, and map layouts.
Some enemies in campaign never graduated basic training, Conquest mode not available at launch, Graphics and textures appear grainy.
With its great multiplayer action and fleshed-out single-player campaign, Bad Company really isnt bad at all. ...
Published: 2008-06-24, Author: Jon Miller , cnet.com
Abstract: In Battlefield: Bad Company, no one is safe. Not a sniper hiding inside a tower. Not a soldier driving a massive tank. And definitely not you, as you bob and weave across a fiery sandbox of destruction. If you thought the action of the Battlefield fran...
Abstract: Gears of War's cover and concealment and BioShock's Plasmid abilities are concepts around which developers designed whole games. Concepts, not gimmicks, because gimmick connotes cheapness, because gimmick implies a ruse or last resort, as in the game i...
