OXCGN’s Battlefield 3: Aftermath Review

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OXCGN’s Battlefield 3: Aftermath Review

Breaking new ground?

by Daniel Geikowski

©2013 Daniel Geikowski

Battlefield-3-aftermath-coverEven after a year of release, DICE‘s Battlefield 3 continues to maintain a strong and healthy player base.

I myself have spent an ungodly amount of time with the game, racked up my fair share of kills, and had some fun times playing together with mates.

Personally, I feel that Premium, more precisely the expansions, have been key to the longevity and success of BF3.

Sure, the whole concept and execution of Premium has been debated before, and no doubt continues to be a hot topic among online gamers, but this sort of model seems to be the future of DLC map packs and expansions.

With that, the fourth and latest expansion for BF3 has been released, titled Aftermath.

The new expansion provides new maps, vehicles, as well as a new game mode and weapon for players to experience. It also allows me to make really bad Earthquake-related puns throughout this review. (more…)

OXCGN’s Battlefield 3: Armored Kill Review

OXCGN’s Battlefield 3: Armored Kill DLC Review

Battlefield the way it should be

by Daniel Geikowski

©2012 Daniel Geikowski

Let me say this straight out of the gate: this is what Battlefield 3 should have been from the beginning.

Armored Kill is the latest DLC, developed and released by DICE and EA.

Whereas the previous DLC, Close Quarters, focused on tight infantry-based fighting, Armored Kill goes in the opposite direction, focusing on vehicular warfare in large environments.

Is the newest Battlefield 3 expansion worth your time?

OXCGN’s Battlefield 3 Massive Review: Multiplayer Masterpiece?

OXCGN’s Battlefield 3 Massive Review

Multiplayer Masterpiece on PC?

by AXiDER

©2011 Alex Baldwin

For what’s already a sub-genre of action games, first-person shooters come in a lot of different flavours.

We have the sci-fi Halos, Resistances, Killzones and Half-Lifes; the run-n-gun Serious Sams; the tactical Rainbow Sixes and Ghost Recons; the RPG-like Bioshocks, Chronicles of Riddicks and Deus Exes; and the booming popularity of the war shooter with Medal of Honor and Call of Duty.

Battlefield 3 belongs to this last group, but goes a bit further to the point where it can be classified as a massively-multiplayer shooter (at least on PC) with numerous smaller gunfights taking place across a massive battlefield indoors, outdoors, on land and in the air all initiated by the social Battlelog system.

Battle you way here

OXCGN’s DICE Interview: With Battlefield 3 “We’re creating a piece of art”

OXCGN’s DICE Interview: 

With Battlefield 3 “We’re creating a piece of art”

Lars Gustavsson and Daniel Matros talked to us on their Aussie visit

by AXiDER, formerly AXIS of Reality

©2011 Alex Baldwin

OXCGN recently had the pleasure of interviewing key members of DICE about their upcoming mega-blockbuster game Battlefield 3.

We caught up with Lars Gustavsson and Daniel Matros on the Gold Coast at the recent EB Expo.

Here’s what they had to say to us:

Battlefield 3: the interview here

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