Battlefield Bad Company 2

Here's your near perfect multiplayer game. The campaigns are all the same with these games. This multiplayer game however is different than the others and this difference actually makes it much better, not worse. My only gripe is the lag that occurs every now and then (usually during high player population times). I've only been kicked out of one game when it seemed that the EA servers went down or at least were pushed to the brink. It hasn't happened for a bit but I wish they would get it together. It hardly takes anything away from the amazing experience. The choices you have in this shooter push it over the top, I hope Treyarch takes some notes. Ignore the COD hype machine, check out BC2 and give it a chance. It will open your eyes to some highly impressive work.

This game takes war strategy to the next level. You really cant be a rambo running around by yourself and be the best, you kind of have to play with the team and use strategy a bit to be a top ranked player. You are rewarded for your team work with points and cool stuff. I play every day or every chance i get and through great online community connections have formed what i call a mega squad lol. Anyways this game is freakin awesome and i've played all the war games and I mean all of them. The maps are huuuuge! and it takes skill to flank somebody. Buy! This! Game! and then come get some.

Great first personshooter game that allows you to play in story mode w your friends!

I can't say much about this game as I do not play it but my 13 year old son does. He was very happy with the game telling me it was better than Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2. If he is happy, I am happy.

Long time fan of the series. I started with Battlefield 1942, then the mod Desert Combat. Battlefield 2 came out a while after DICE gobbled up the mod team, then eventually Battlefield 2142 came to light. All of these were games with an emphasis on scale and freedom. You could arbitrarily grab a jeep and drive off into the desert. You could whack the flag runner with the wing of your plane. The commander (in later games) could provide strategic support, lending new angles and elements.

This game is naught but a banal shadow of its predecessors. There is no excitement to be had here. I reflect fondly on the excitement that I experienced in the days of yore, but no longer. All of the freedoms entrusted to the player that made this game great have gone.