The Battlefield 2142 public beta period has been extended until Tuesday, September 12. In addition, due to the overwhelming response to the beta, DICE and EA have opened 10,000 new slots to the public.
The 10,000 new slots are available on a first-come, first-served basis starting Friday, September 8th at 10am PST. A free GameSpy ID is required to participate.
A new version of the tuning beta is also available now, which already includes more than 1,000 changes to the game based on feedback from the beta to date. Current players will need to download the new client, but no new access key is required.
The beta has been a huge success over the past two weeks, with more than 65,000 gamers participating, helping DICE secure a clean launch for the game on October 17th.
Mittens, stop shilling for EA.
I'm in the 2142 Beta. It does indeed blow mightily. I like BF2 better then 2142. It may become playable at some point, but right now it's suffering from trying to add too much to an old engine.
Damn, why does Blue's get so many of these crappy paid PR people?
So, Better graphics and better physics are not a reason to buy a new computer to play a new game?????
PJ, I could not agree more. This time I wait a month or so to see what the game is really like. I still feel BF1942 was the best yet. Is that a shame or what? BF:V, what a joke! BF2 for me was not much at all. From the start it was just another BF1942 with better graphics, required a new $700.00 card and system to play. I fell for it hook line and sinker too. Built a new system for it before it came out. To the tune of almost 2K. Talk about a loyal FPS shooter fan. I'm that guy. I am just so tired of being screwed, I have gone back to playing Tribes and still have a blast. Sure the graphics are not as good but tha gameplay is still great.
Mittens, stop shilling for EA.
Learn from the past grasshoppers. BF2 = BF2142 except with in game dynamic ads.You are right, that must have been my imagination about the whole dynamic in game advertising announced some weeks back by ea.
I love when people try to pass off advice on to others without any actual first-hand experience with the games they're putting down.