And this isn't just some Unreal Tournament-style skin job: No, Kuma Games has faithfully recreated a map based on the assault on Bin Laden's Abbottabad, Pakistan compound. Available for PC, PS3, and Xbox 360, Battlefield 3 arrives days before Infinity Ward's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, which is slated for release on November 8th.Ĭlick to continue reading Battlefield 3 sells 5 million copies in a weekĭeveloper Kuma Games has released an update to its first-person-shooter Kuma War 2 that allows gamers to protect-or kill- Osama Bin Laden. The company admitted to some server instability, however, but claimed it was minor: the average service uptime remained at 98.9 percent throughout the weekend, with only some "intermittent disruption of online services due to high volume," according to the developer.īattlefield 3, the latest wartime first-person shooter title from DICE and Electronic Arts, arrived in stores on October 25th, launching the opening salvo in this fall's FPS conflict. A family man." Gamers can assume that’s probably not going to be the case, as the trailer progresses into clips of car chases and holdups.īut this is all purely speculation at this point.Ĭlick to continue reading Grand Theft Auto V trailer Įlectronic Arts said Monday that its Battlefield 3 game has sold five million units on a worldwide basis within its first week, the fastest-selling game in EA's history. His voiceover suggests that he is a reformed criminal who has moved back to Los Santos to pursue a life on the straight and narrow. The narrator of the trailer also seems to be the main character. First of all, the game seems to be returning to the fictional state of San Andreas, specifically to Los Santos, a city based on Los Angeles. In a little over a minute and 20 seconds, Rockstar sets the scene for the highly anticipated game and introduces what is presumably the main character. Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Action,Īfter months of speculation, Rockstar Games on Wednesday released a trailer for Grand Theft Auto V.
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