eightbitspartan

@jmr1986 I realize that, but in an interview with game informer one of their lead designers said right after BC2 was released that they were not going to start a single player campaign in the PC version that was separate from the console version. While this still holds true being that this version of the traditional PC Battlefield is also being released onto consoles it goes into the area of fragmenting the product even more. Maybe they are trying a CoD approach where there will be a version each year with a different focus and this one is the more Traditional. Like their version of a Modern warfare being the signature product and Black ops being the year in between larger releases. Either way its a must buy and Im sure I will rank to 50 in no time on this one as well.

So they are not continuing the story from BC2? That's kind of lame, I liked the over the top-ness of that game. To many shooters try to replicate the real world formula while adding a layer of over the top-ness (CoD) and miss the mark. BC2 nailed the rambo style KILL EVERYTHING story, with a few hiccups I admit, but it also had an awesome and still thriving online component. If they try to go to far into the realm of Single player I think that might ruin an amazing online product. They should have just kept the story side that same as Bad Company with the addition of co-op and that would have been enough. Just please.. don't let this game end up being another MOH.

Cannot wait

Battlefield 3 and this one the same day?! Be still my heart.

My face is leaking.. So much win in 1 sentence!

Lets go BFBC3 on PSP2 with an android based OS!!

Oh who am I kidding... At this point I will take another monster hunter and memory stick 2...

Cant wait for these in my evo.

I love bfbc2. As great as the song is I do need to say that I think c4ing anything you can get your hands on is a legitimate strategy. >.< waiting to be down voted into oblivion now.

I don't see any 2 player coop Hieroglyphs on that wall!

@Ceroc Thanks, that was just an idea that I thought would work well with Bethesda's quest model. I can also say that coop itself would totally sell more than one copy of the game to me. Currently my wife and I love playing borderlands together because we can play through the entire game together on separate 360's.(We own 3) She and I also both enjoyed Oblivion but there was the lack of playing together that drove us to spend time with different games, even inferior RPG's with broken coop like Fable 2&3.