AMVGFan wrote...
If you ask me its too soon the last DLC is this March
anigu wrote...
Well, isn't this a little bit too soon? They haven't released all the DLCs for BF3 yet...
Just because it promises you access to the beta doesn't mean the Beta is starting anytime soon, it's slated for the fall of 2013, at least eight months from now.
GamingNerd wrote...
I will play the public beta. But I bet it will be just like bf3. All about the light fixtures and how bright the sun is. Though I hop eto hell they remove any kind of tint so it won't be gloomy.
There's a program out that removes the color tint (BF3 color changer IIRC), EA and Dice have already made a statement saying they won't ban people for using it.
Hildedge wrote...
Modern WarBattles 5
I didn't realize Battlefield has been using the same engine for years. I didn't realize CoD had vehicular combat either, not to mention a focus on something other than CQB.
Platnumin wrote...
BowlOfMilk wrote...
I call bullshit, i thought Battlefield 2143 was the next one in the series.
Also, 69:99 holy shit.
Looks like your claim of bullshit has been turned around, it's announced now! EA are going to become as greedy as Activision but with Battlefield, I can tell for sure.
And yes, 69.99 (£49.99) for a PC download. That just backs my point up even further ;P
There has been a 32.73% increase in inflation (Not counting 2012) since the release of Medal of Honor in 1999, I picked up the game for $59.99 (price tag is still on my box).
59.99 x 0.3273 = 19.634727
59.99 + 19.63 = 79.62
So consumers are paying almost $10 less for this version of Medal of Honor than they did for the original, and this version cost many more times the amount to produce. More for less? Sounds like a good deal to me. Seems like they haven't strayed too far from what the games are actually worth.
By the way, if you're going to point fingers and call names, you should at least do so towards the
right company.