Battlefield 3
Publisher: EAFrom our Battlefield 3 review:
The infantry combat is responsive and engaging, the vehicles a grin-inducing joy ride. The fact that there are so many game types and that the maps reconfigure depending on player count means there’s a huge amount of variety in BF3’s online offering, and with more unlocks than you can shake a boom-stick at, it’ll take you ages before you’ve seen and done everything. Battle Log and Origin are awkward, but Battle Log is at least functional, making it easy to find servers with free slots or running your favourite maps.
In short, Battlefield 3’s multiplayer is a triumph, and while the single player campaign isn’t the most original, or entertaining shooter, it’s the online modes that will keep us playing for months to come.
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Posted by Hustler - Thu Aug 16 2012 13:10
Also, i bet that rather measly 144Gb bandwidth and 192bit bus is really going to be a hindrance in games by this time next year (assuming you like to keep your cards that long)
£200 would have been a definite purchase, but £250 is poor value.
Posted by cookie! nom nom - Thu Aug 16 2012 13:12
Posted by David - Thu Aug 16 2012 13:15
I'll be going for a reference PCB 670.
Posted by Zinfandel - Thu Aug 16 2012 13:17
Seems almost pointless.