Battlefield 4

Hey readers, I'm back.  I've been busy with school work and work and catching up on the latest video game.  Mostly the newest one released yesterday Battlefield 4.

The game play image above is from a site showing footage from the reveal at E3.

http://multiplayerblog.mtv.com/2013/06/10/e3-2013-battlefield-4-multiplayer/

I will say that this game is incredible.  It blows battlefield 3 out of the water, and also it will out do call of duty ghosts or any call of duty for that matter.  But as with all opinions be sure to research before you buy or when making your informed decision.  This game also has the next interation of the frostbite engine the frostbite 3.  If you wanted realism you have it.  Buildings collapse on a much larger scale, the skyscraper in the pic above can come down with well placed rpg shots at the 4 pillars on the waterfront.  The objectives on game types can be mobile on trains and change position after the building falls over.  Few new game types,  one similar to call of duty's search and destroy.

Again another picture from the same E3 coverage webpage.  This pic depicts the skyscraper collapse on the shanghai map.

One major con for this game but also it does add to the realism of the game is when you tactical reload or when you reload with bullets left in the clip, you lose those residual bullets.  So you kill a guy and quick reload and you had lets say 15 bullets out of a 31 clip you lose those 15 bullets.  So you need to be mindful when you are keeping track of how much ammo you use and lose.  You can burn through ammo quick if you aren't ready or not used to this feature.

Other than that Battlefield 4 is awesome, I do recommend for anyone over the age of 18 to pick up and play.  It is 59.95 plus tax.

So I will get back to you with new games or new info about any new tech I may come across.  With that thank you for reading.  Don't forget to subscribe if you haven't.  Post a comment if you wish.