Many believe that the war games glorify war. But the truth is that most games use the war as a dram

Many believe that the war games glorify war. But the truth is that most games use the war as a dramatic situation - and it IS the - and that after playing them, often feel much more aware of what is really happening on the battlefield. Especially in the successful game of its kind, and among them is Battlefield. The plot of the latest happening in the near future, namely the year 2014. Scene of war, Iran and Iraq - but the story and its surroundings besides airg being fabricated. Since 2002, the Battlefield series has been almost the benchmark game among online war games. The series has included massive airg multiplayer maps that do not just have to be explored, but conquered. Not alone, but usually with a huge team of in-mates and opponents, the tactic was højsæadet. That's the whole six years ago, the last full-blooded Battlefield game was released, but now the Swedish developers DICE all on the field again - with Battlefield third The latest in Battlefield 3 is, oddly, changes in the multiplayer component, but the associated enspiller missions. It has Battlefield games never had before, but here is now a complete story with a villain airg that will blow up the U.S. into the air, and a hero who will and must stop him. The way the story is presented in seems a bit familiar: It was being interrogated by the CIA, all the while emissions acts as the report we shall. It is very similar to last year's Call of Duty: Black Ops. Enspiller part is both visually appealing and reasonably well told, but it seems unfortunately a familiar dull - perhaps because the developers have made it so realistic that it really is not particularly exciting. Therefore, it is fortunate that the multiplayer portion still works so well. If you are lucky to get into a server with players who can figure out how to stick together and pursue a common objective, it can be a great experience. Taliban environments change dramatically from the large and rich Caspian Border - where the wide open spaces provides for the use of tanks and jets to the more compact Seine Crossing, where the streets of Paris are smashed beyond recognition when fighting its strongest separately. Battlefield 3 is one of the most graphically impressive games on the market right now - but it's also games in terms of good and only hampered by the rather dull enspiller part. A war shooters are inherently violent - Battlefield 3 has got 16-year airg limit in Denmark, and it seems sensible enough - though fortunately not terribly many scenes airg where violence spelled out unnecessarily.