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More Battlefield games in the works!

June 25, 2008 in News comments 5

After the release of Battlefield Bad Company, depending on your location, DICE Studios has confirmed that there is 5 Battlefield games in the works right now. More than anyone would have expected.
If the recent Battlefield game has you pumped up with pew pew excitement, then these 5 games should give you even more excitement. :D

At GDC Paris today, Ben Cousins, executive producer at EA's DICE studio, has confirmed that the team is currently working on no less than five titles in its Battlefield franchise.

EA announced at the start of the year its first entry in the free-to-play market would be Battlefield Heroes, and the publisher is set to release Battlefield: Bad Company for home consoles this Friday.

But the team is also at work on three other games based on the series, including a traditional core game aimed at consoles, and a new collaboration with Neowiz specifically for the Korean market.
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  • 0
    Shadow of Death* Jun 26, 08
    Yeah, the freebie seems like a decent idea, but since it is a PC game, I doubt I could run it (Well, I run Oblivion on medium-low)....

    A lot of Battlefield games though >_>
    • -2
      Slumpy monkey Jun 26, 08
      You will, Battlefield hero's is made to run on crappy PC's to get people into the game

      If you can run oblivion you can run it, Heck you can even run BF2, GO BUY IT NOW.
      2 thumbs down? WOO Lets get 3 guize.
  • 0
    Tank Jun 26, 08
    I only know of Battlefield Heroes and Battlefield 3.

    Sweeeeeeet.
  • -1
    Armed Rebel Jun 27, 08
    I wonder if they just worked on 1 it'd be 5 times better, instead of five (likely) shitty whore-ings of the franchise.
    • 0
      Slumpy monkey Jun 27, 08
      I doubt they will release them ALL at the same time, Just planning ahead that's all.

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