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New multiplayer modes are wellsuited to the Battlefield formula
Even if you're not a skilled killer
You can still make meaningful and enjoyable contributions
Abstract: Battlefield swerves away from the military to deliver fans of Xbox One a cops and robbers fantasy.How frequent should multiplayer shooters see releases? Call of Duty enjoys a yearly launch cycle headed by three separate studios (and a bunch of additional ...
Overall, the value of Radeon R9 290X pricing cannot be ignored when it comes to playing Battlefield Hardline. With video cards around $300 you'll have a good 1440p experience, and amazing 1080p experience. The only thing faster will be a GeForce GTX 980...
Abstract: I'd imagine EA turned quite a few heads and quirked more than a couple eyebrows when it announced last year that the latest entry in its Battlefield franchise would not only be ditching the series' iconic military theme but that, for the first time ever...
Abstract: Battlefield: Hardline, the latest spinoff in the Battlefield series, does away with common military shooter trappings and adopts a cops and robbers motif which informs much of the game's design. Maps are smaller, weapons are less powerful, vehicles are c...
Published: 2015-03-16, Author: Miguel , review by: gamespot.com
New multiplayer modes are wellsuited to the Battlefield formula, Even if you're not a skilled killer, you can still make meaningful and enjoyable contributions, Outrageous multiplayer stunts energize competition, The arrest system leads to inadvertent hil
Seemingly vigiliant enemies are as dumb as bricks, Onedimensional protagonist, Hotwire's small maps encourage repetitive driving tactics
Published: 2015-03-23, Author: Wayne , review by: cgmagonline.com
The actual single player game doesn't really feel like it belongs in the Battlefield world, since it's more about stakeouts, arrests and interrogating criminals than combined arms military strikes...
Whichever game mode you pick it is faster paced than any Battlefield game of the past Rescue mode feels refreshingly new as it forces your team whichever side you are on to work together, either to rescue the two hostages or kill the cops I like the abili
Doesn't feel like a true Battlefield game indeed the shooting mechanic feels like Medal of Honor Graphically while the campaign is impressive, online doesn't look as good as BF4 some really out of place campaign missions enemy AI in the campaign are stupi
It offers a very different take on what we have all come to recognise about battlefield. BF4 was a disaster at launch and simply wasn't ready (although now it works like a dream) and although this one is ready at launch and works a treat it just feels li...
