Conquest is a territories type multiplayer game where players capture and control flags. You can spawn from any flag your team controls.
Remember when DICE and EA released Battlefield: Bad Company and promised they would eventually release other multiplayer modes other than Gold Rush? Well, that day is tomorrow when Conquest goes live on Xbox Live.
As promised from the beginning, Conquest will be free.
Showing posts with label Battlefield Bad Company. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Battlefield Bad Company. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Comic: Betty Ford Clinic Welcomes a New Patient
In Battlefield: Bad Company, you heal yourself over and over again with this injector that injects you with "Life-2". So much so that's it's pretty laughable. Your character, Preston, is definitely going to have an addiction problem.
I've been a fan of webcomics for years. I've always wanted to do some. The problem? I am not a good artist. But I made one anyway(wanted to play with my new pen tablet toy). Enjoy!
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Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Investing in a Game Before Purchase
So if I rank up to level 4 in the ranked matches of the demo, I will get an unlocked Uzi in the real game. That's some investment. I like the demo, but this incentive gives me more reason to play and if I do get to level 4, I have more reason to buy the full version. After all, I already have a gun that I earned!
So I've noticed that more companies are following a trend: getting players to invest in a game before it's even released. I started playing the Battlefield: Bad Company demo today. I had seen some articles on it and saw there was a demo so I checked it out. I like it. But there's a catch! If I can rank up to a certain rank before the game releases next week, I get an unlockable in the full version of the game!
Other games are also doing similar things. Fable 2 will release some gambling games on Xbox Live Arcade a little bit before Fable 2 is released. People can earn money for their in-game character by buying these XBLA games and doing well in the them.
Personally, I think these are good ideas, from a marketing stance. I love demos to begin with. They give you a real idea of what the game will be like. But with this working towards something, you are also guaranteeing not only that people will be invested but that they will continue playing the demo so that when other people try out the demo there's a lot of people to play with.
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