Tag Archives: Battlefield 4

One of the most talked about first-person shooters of the Holiday season is going to be a very intertwined experience thanks to the all-new Battlelog. EA is looking to the service to be a much bigger part of the game than it was in Battlefield 3 and more involved than …

Take the fight to the streets of Shanghai in the beta for EA and DICE’s impressive current/next-gen military shooter.

“Unscripted, controller-dropping moments”? Yeah that sounds about right.

The much-requested return of Commander Mode means would-be brass will finally get another day on the Battlefield.

Some brand new Battlefield 4 Premium and multiplayer news charged out of EA’s Gamescom press conference today.

The blog series known as the Road to Battlefield 4 rolls on with a look at the game’s ‘Field’ upgrade system and just how you can tweak your equipment to switch up your role in combat as you play.

The Road to Battlefield 4 is the new blog series from DICE where the developer will be talking up all aspects of the hotly anticipated FPS.

EA’s upcoming Battlefield 4 is already looking pretty darned spiffy with some stunning graphics on next-gen and PC, now EA is taking the game into the social arena with the latest version of their Battlelog service.

You’ll soon be able to get imagery from your favorite military shooter on just about everything- from gamepads to iPhone cases.

Check out the detail and all around graphical goodness of these two new screens from EA and DICE’s upcoming shooter sequel, Battlefield 4.

Take a peek at the Siege of Shanghai as a team of online B4 players take it to the enemy and capture some control points.

EA showed off DICE’s Battlefield 4 and announced some DLC that you won’t find anywhere but on the Xbox One.

Yes, no longer must we suffer with the ‘next generation consoles’ tag line.

The just announced Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain and Battlefield 4 take point in the best of this week’s GamesRadar features along with a look at what Nintendo can do to fix the Wii U.

EA and DICE unveiled the next generation of Battlefield with a 17 minute long gameplay video. Spoiler: it’s pretty.

Start the countdown, the teaser site for EA’s next Battlefield is live.