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| [Jun 21, 2005, 09:47 am ET] - Share - Viewing Comments |
EA and Digital Illusions
Assault Store Shelves with Battlefield 2 for the PC announces that DICE's
shooter sequel is beginning to deploy: REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS
WIRE)--June 21, 2005--Get to the chopper! Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: ERTS - News)
and Digital Illusions today announced that Battlefield 2(TM) has begun to ship
to retail outlets for the PC. Powered by an all new game engine, Battlefield 2
brings the intensity and excitement of its predecessors, the award-winning
Battlefield 1942(TM) and Battlefield Vietnam(TM), into the modern era with the
latest, most technologically advanced vehicles and weapons systems available to
man.
In Battlefield 2, players will choose to fight for one of three military
superpowers: the United States, China, or the newly formed Middle East
Coalition. Armed with the latest modern weaponry, players can take control of
any of the game's 30+ vehicles. Players can also hone their skills against
improved enemy intelligence in the new single-player campaign before competing
online with up to 64 players in some of the most intense battles on the
PC.
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Re: no thanks |
Jun 23, 2005, 10:58 |
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No Xbox emulators? Cxbx and Xeon are two that come to mind. I guess you've been under a rock for a long time. Granted the emulators might not do 100% of all the things an Xbox can, but it's close enough. Also, with a computer, like you said, I can emulate any other past-gen console. So even more flexibility there.
Now, I do know that there are couple of emulators out there for Xbox, but nothing like for a normal PC. (That's one of the things I like about the stuff being developed for PSP: the emulators being made for it)
I can play most console games thanks to the fact that many are cross platform and many of the others can be emulated.
I never said that higher resolution equals higher quality. I said 'higher AND quality.' Now, most consoles promise killer graphics and super advanced graphic cards. Well, in reality consoles, such as the Xbox (since it is what you seem to have,) only have video cards that are usually 6 months behind what's available on a PC. So, not only can you play many console games at higher resolution, you can play them at higher quality.
Now, I know you can play some media files but not nearly as many as a PC. You can't play movs, mkvs, oggs, or flash, to name a few.
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