Battlefield 2142 on the way
Video online.
EA and newly purchased pals Digital Illusions are planning another Battlefield game, which features in the latest US edition of PC Gamer.
As you can see, the vid backs up speculation that DICE is doing a futuristic Battlefield 2142, set in the aftermath of an apocalyptic climate shift that blankets the world in ice again.
This time the warring factions will be the last dregs of humanity fighting over the few remaining habitable scraps of land, the vid suggests - and thankfully someone found the time in the next 150 or so years to develop mech walkers, hoverships and invisible armour to make war a bit more unusual and interesting.
The video claims the game is out in autumn this year. EA has so far said nothing on the subject, but presumably mag scans will hit the net in due course. We'll let you know more when we do. In the meantime, what would you like to see in a futuristic Battlefield game? Apart from the Strogg.
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And as mentioned in the article, Quake Wars will probably dump a motherload over this.
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And this mech stuff, looks poo. No longer a first person, but machine warefare.
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Very High, thats what!!
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What?
Alright then, giant bipedal mechs that you can customise with different weapons and paintjobs.
No?
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No thanks.
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Seriously, what's the point? Quake Wars will be tough to beat, given Splash Damage's past pedigree. And as already mentioned: how exactly do the developers expect to create pseudo-realistic combat based on a non-reality?
A really stupid decision; it dilutes the brand and serves *no* purpose other than for EA suits to say - yet again - "Look, me too!!!"
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I'll probably get it, although its gonna have to try hard to win against Quake wars which also looks mint.
Il probably get them both
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(And the one for Battlefield 2 as well).
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