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Players are excited for Battlefield 1, which makes sense- it looks like one of the most exciting game in the series for years, and the World War 1 setting is truly going to be new and unique. But you know, with that kind of excitement comes the territory of fake ‘leaks,’ from fans probably hoping for their fifteen minutes of fame. This new leak seems to be a lot like that- according to Reddit poster KoolTabbouli, a contact of his at EA, but not DICE, has leaked the names of the multiplayer maps for the vanilla version of Battlefield1– you may find these, along with his comments, below: Asiago Offensive (Italian Alps Map) Gaza Sands (Desert Map) Siege of Damascus (I’d assume desert-urban…?) Stalemate (Sounds like a Flanders fields kinda deal) ANZAC Cove (Sounds like Gallipoli, I’d assume that ‘D-day map’ LevelCap mentioned and the one with the Battleship ruining the coastline) Garden Twilight (No idea) Argonne Shade (Probably the forrest map we saw in the trailer) Operation Castlewick (No idea either, maybe references something in campaign?) Scorched Earth (Sounds Western or Eastern Front…?) Of course, why an EA person would know the names of maps for a DICE game that is currently months away from release, I don’t know. KoolTabbouli also covers his bases by claiming that his own source admits that the names of the maps in the final game may change, but that as of right now, they are accurate. Maybe they just are- but I would take it all with heaps of salt. Source http://gamingbolt.com/battlefield-1-multiplayer-map-names-leaked-rumour#powdvAAqjZIWB8to.99
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other DOOM [Update] New Trailer teases 9 Multiplayer Maps
Night Hunter posted a topic in Other Games
id Software's upcoming shooter Doom will include nine multiplayer maps at launch, Bethesda confirmed today as part of a new blog post and video. Each map is unique, Bethesda says, taking players to places like UAC facilities on Mars and the pits of Hell itself. You can take a look at these in the video below. "Every map is constructed to keep the action brutally fast-paced," Bethesda said. "These multi-tiered combat arenas are littered with hazards, and packed with items that can turn the tide of combat at a moment's notice. And while they all have secrets for you to uncover, none of them are built to allow for easy sniping or hiding points." As you can see in the video, some of the maps feature one- or two-way teleporters, which humans and demons alike can use (though weapon fire can't make it through). There are also bounce pads, explosive barrels, radioactive slime, and lava pits, as well as fire elements that will hurt you if touched. Below is a rundown of the nine multiplayer maps that will be available when Doom launches on May 13. It is possible more will be added as DLC down the road, but no announcements to that effect were made. As announced earlier, a closed multiplayer beta for Doom will run March 31 through April 3. Players who preordered Wolfenstein: The New Order and redeemed their beta code will have access to the closed beta period, while you can also go to GameStop to get a free code. It remains to be seen if there are other ways to get in. More information about Doom's multiplayer beta can be found on the official website. Doom is slated for a May 13 release date. Doom Launch Maps Include: Descriptions written by Bethesda -Excavation: A modest-sized UAC mining outpost. Watch out for the rock grinder! -Infernal: A mid-sized Hell map with both interior and exterior elements. Lots of platforms and chasms, along with teleporters. -Chasm: This massive map takes you deep below the polar ice caps of Mars. A great place to play Freeze Tag. -Disposal: This smaller map is the main waste processing facility for the UAC research and residential complexes. Unsurprisingly, it's full of radioactive slime. -Helix: This is where they experiment on demons and develop advanced weaponry. Which, naturally, makes it perfect for a quick round of Clan Arena. -Perdition: Disjointed and sadistic, this ancient arena is populated by the agonized moans of unfortunate souls who have suffered within its realm. -Sacrilegious: Set within a fracture of Hell, this map offers clear lines of sight. Move fast… or die faster. -Heatwave: An industrial UAC facility with glistening halls that will soon be slicked with human (and demon) blood. -Beneath: Before being beamed to Earth, the energies of Hell are harnessed in this symmetrical and cavernous location. Source http://www.gamespot.com/articles/new-doom-trailer-showcases-games-nine-multiplayer-/1100-6435722/ -
The next "On the House" game for EA's Origin PC game store has been revealed. The new freebie is World War II shooter Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault, which was originally released in 2004. It currently sells for $10, but when it's added to the On the House hub sometime "soon" it can be yours at no charge. Pacific Assault will replace Need for Speed: Most Wanted, which was free starting in February up until this week. On the House offers one free game at a time, but there is no set schedule for when new titles will replace the existing ones. Most Wanted is no longer available through the program and Pacific Assault has not been added yet. It should be coming soon, according to EA. We will let you know when it arrives. While On the House titles are completely free for all Origin users, gamers can also pay $5/month for an Origin Access subscription to get a library of free games (among other perks). The lineup of games in "The Vault" grows on March 22 when Titanfall is released into the library. GameSpot's Pacific Assault review scored the game an 8.3/10. "It can be difficult to reconcile how, exactly, such a grim event as World War II could become the context for a fun-filled action game, but it's once again made for an exciting experience in Medal of Honor Pacific Assault," reviewer Greg Kasavin said back in 2004. After 2012's Medal of Honor Warfighter came up short, EA put the series on hiatus. No new entries in the shooter franchise have been announced, though EA still retains the rights to make more games in the future. Source http://www.gamespot.com/articles/next-free-ea-pc-game-revealed/1100-6435752/
