“Army of TWO: The Devil’s Cartel”!

EA & Visceral are proud to announce “Army of TWO: The Devil’s Cartel”!  Just announced today, the game will feature a co-op game play that follows the story of Tactical Worldwide Operations as they 'fight through the streets of Mexico.'


This is the third installment by EA on the Army Of Two game released back in 2008 and the following sequel Army Of Two 40th Day in 2010. Although EA has not confirmed any details of the game but back in December a rumor suggested that the game would feature a four player co-op. EA has not confirmed it true for 'The Devil's Cartel', but until they released more information on the game due out in March 2013, there should be more details.  


Army Of Two:
"Get ready to team up and face off against the most powerful drug cartel in Mexico, with the ultimate in cooperative gameplay. We’ve got Frostbite 2 under the hood, the only game engine powerful enough to show off the destruction and firepower you’ll unleash. We’ve got more customization than ever before, letting you add your own personal touches to anti-personnel weaponry. Finally, we’ve taken co-op to the next level by requiring more teamwork, creating a smarter AI, and adding an Overkill button that does exactly as advertised." 

"Just remember for the T.W.O, war is serious business."

It is unclear if the game is based of EA Comics, 'Army Of Two Across The Border', I read comics and particularly own this one.  This story sounds very, very similar, and if the game is based off the comic, I know it is going to be an amazing game!

So stay tuned for more details as EA releases more information in the next few days. The game will be available on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. On August 7, 2012 the 'Cartel From Hell' is coming to www.armyoftwo.com, so be on the look out!

Release Date: March 2013

Michael Bay's Need for Speed The Run TV Commercial

Michael Bay's Need for Speed | The Run full TV commercial is action packed from beginning to end, full of pure awesomeness! In stores November 15th 2011. Get ready to race!

BF 3 - TV Commercial | "Is it real? Or is it Battlefield 3?"

Here is the Official Battlefield 3 launch TV commercial. "Is it real? Or is it Battlefield 3?"



The latest in Battlefield 3 TV Commercials! So how many of you had trouble telling what was real and what was not real? I know I did. This TV commercial is above all the best! Battlefield 3 mixed in live action and gameplay footage from DICE's new game. Now that is a genius decision to make before Tuesday's release day for Battlefield 3. After various speculations regarding the Beta, it raised concerns if the game was all what it was made out to be.  For one the Beta was an older version not even complete yet, and second, well there is no second, Battlefield at EA games never ceases to deliver! Watching this battle was Ahh-Mazing! Tuesday is almost here! Feel free to hit that play button again and enjoy, and I'll see you all at midnight release!

"Claiming more than 60 industry awards world-wide, Battlefield 3 is the only shooter this year to feature an intense single-player campaign, thrilling co-op, and epic multiplayer powered by the proprietary Frostbite 2.o engine. Find the latest on #BF3 on Twitter (@Battlefield), at www.facebook.com/battlefield, or www.battlefield.com/battlefield3 !"

Battlefield 3 Epic Multiplayer Gameplay Montage Trailer

The first glimpse on an intense multiplayer gameplay with some ski diving and footage from each of the nine new maps the game will have. Also Back to Karkand expansion pack, which is free for those who pre-ordered Battlefield 3: Limited Edition. All I have to say is I cannot wait! It's Stunning!

Name: Battlefield 3
Release Date: October 25, 2011
Platform(s): PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Publisher(s): Electronic Arts

News | Battlefield 3 Beta 'will look, play and sound better than the beta'

In a response to recent disappointments expressed by some fans over the quality of the on-going beta, DICE General Manager Karl Magnus Trodsson explains that the public beta is built on "quite early code."

"The Battlefield 3 Open Beta is based on software that is more than one month old," he wrote on the Battlefield blog.

"Just like normal procedure when releasing a game, the Open Beta has had long lead times due to testing, certification, and setting up. This means that the code you are now playing is actually quite early and not representative of the final game."

"We had to do this in order to have as many people testing as possible, in order to ensure a top quality experience when the game is released."

He has assured Battlefield 3 Beta participants that the final version of the game will feature a host of improvements based in part by fan feedback.