Battlefield: Bad Company (Xbox 360)

The Battlefield series has had an illustrious past dominating the PC. From its illustrious beginnings with Battlefield 1942 to its modern and even better counterpart Battlefield 2, this multiplayer focused series has always been on top of the console market. Inventing ranking ups, which Call of Duty 4 perfected last year, this is one series that will be in a lot of top tens. However, as far as console appearances go, Battlefield has only had one, and it hasn't stayed true to its PC roots at all. With Battlefield: Bad Company, the series once again heads back to console for another go, where if you can see a object, it can probably be destroyed... -(The ...

I downloaded the multiplayer only online demo for this around 2 weeks before it was released and REALLY enjoyed it, so it convinced me to buy this game. I went and got it on release day and started playing through the single player and was severely dissapointed when I reached the end of it. The main reason being that the AI is so unrealistic on the game, no matter where you are, the enemies are REALLY accurate and only aim for you (not your team mates aswell). For example, on one mission, you have to take out a tank. Now, one of my team mates has a rocket launcher and is standing DIRECTLY in front of the tank, yet he doesn't shoot the tank, and the ...

You play as Preston Marlow a soldier who has just been transferred to the Bad Company squad. Bad Company is filled with soldiers who are a bunch of lovable losers that have been deemed expendable by the army. Bad Company is supposedly filled with jokes and humor although they have failed to make me laugh. The game tries to distinguish itself in the FPS world by taking a light hearted approach to shooting bad guys. Early on in the game your team discover a mercenary with a golden bar, the gold bar has a marking on it. And it's up to your team to discover who is paying the mercenaries and get some of the gold for yourself. The singleplayer is very ...