Retro Ad Replay - Battlefield: Bad Company 2's 11th Anniversary - huntsmanbire1992

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In that March 2 edition of Retrospective Ad Replay, we're taking a travel back 11 years to when Field of honor: Pretty Company 2 first launched on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360. That's March 2, 2010. Developed by DICE and published by EA, Bad Company 2 pushed the envelope even further when it came to multiplayer first-person shooters. With impressive devastation crosswise massive maps, populated by high role player counts and vehicles, BC2 went toe-to-toe with the titan that is Modern Warfare 2.

Bad Company 2 release date

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Hera's a snippet from the GR review:

It's a good ratify that the only criticism I seat level at BAD COMPANY 2's multiplayer content is that there's non more of it. Rush and Conquest each has five maps apiece, but otherwise the minor variation of team rush along and squad deathmatch, there's no other multiplayer offerings. Luckily, the bring up modes that are there are so virtuous that I just noticed OR cared about the lack of other run options.

BATTLEFIELD: BAD COMPANY 2 is the Pepsi to MODERN WARFARE 2's Coke. They'll both scratch the same itch, but non in the same room. American Samoa a unique-player live, BAD COMPANY 2 is mostly forgettable, which is a dashing hopes considering how entertaining the first lame's campaign was. Thankfully the multiplayer features are so polished and well designed that BC2's shortcomings won't matter in the slightest. Field of honor: BAD COMPANY 2 provides an alternative FPS diet of raw battle tactics in an easy-to-tolerate structure.

Check out the Battleground: Bad Company 2 plunge trailer below: