Battlefield 2: Modern Combat

aka: BF2:MC

Released

2005 on PlayStation 2

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Publishers

Electronic Arts, Inc.

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Moby Score

7.7

#4,379 of 158K

Critics

79% (65)

Players

(26)

Ranking

#142 on Xbox
#372 on PlayStation 2
#438 on Xbox 360

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80 players

Genre: Action
Perspective: 1st-person
Behind view
Gameplay: Shooter
Interface: Direct control
Vehicular: Helicopter
Tank
Setting: Contemporary
Narrative: War

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Although called Battlefield 2, this is the first of the Battlefield series to pass over to console. Vehicles like the Humvees, tanks, APCs and helicopters all make it into the game although fixed wing aircraft are noticeable absent.

Multiplayer allows up to 24 players battle it out in a Conquest mode where you capture flags and maintain control of them until the enemy tickers run down, or Capture the Flag which is all out attack to get the enemy flag back to your own base. A single player campaign, which is story led, see's China and USA go up against each other in Kazakhstan. Throughout the single player campaign you switch between China and USA armies as you follow orders based on news reports which show both sides of the war giving you a view of how war is and how it's reported. The new Hot Swap feature allows you to jump into almost any other allied troop on the battlefield which saves loads of running and gets you into the best position for your next attack or defense.

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战地2：现代战争 - Simplified Chinese spelling

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Executive Producer	Marcus Nilsson
Technical Director	Måns Vestin
Senior Development Manager	Alex Peters
Development Directors	Henrik Karlsson Robert Runesson
Producer	Thomas Farrer
Art Direction	Kenny B. Magnusson
Art lead	Johannes Söderqvist Pelle Lovell
Animation	Henrik Bohman Björn Humbe Jay Sopp
Art	Magnus Andersson Anders Caspersson Dawid Mod Andreas Hansevi Kristina Hegethorn Pajor Kalle Helgesson Charlotte Heyman Maja Hållinder Erland Körner Erik Ljungberg Jhony Ljungstedt Torbjörn Malmer Lars Mårtensson
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Development

Battlefield 2: Modern Combat is two games on one disc. The multiplayer game was made by DICE Stockholm whilst the single player was made by EAUK North West studios and designed at EAUK Chertsey. The game was then combined into the single players front end system. The change over can be seen when going into multiplayer in the form of a black screen with the word LOADING in the top left hand corner as the game changes renderer.

Electronic Arts logo

Battlefield 2 Modern Combat was the first title to use the new EA logo in place of the obsolete EA Games logo.

Intro

The entire intro for the PS2 and Xbox versions were recorded using only 8 players (Barrie Tingle, Alan Dale, Mati Rehman, Richard Kansley, Barry Wallis, Dominic Pitcher, Colin Pratt, Johan Östman) and was not taken from a multiplayer game as it claims to be.

Due to re-recording of some scenes, it contains a few inconsistent scenes: * When the MEC Engineer shoots at the DPV there is no vehicle when the rocket hits. This originally started as a sniper shooting the land mine seen in the previous scene. However Sniper shots didn't have the same dramatic impact as a rocket. * The MEC Engineer on the tower changes to a US Sniper as he jumps off the tower.

Release delay

Although first developed as a multiplayer-only game and slated for a Fall 2004 release, Electronic Arts delayed the game a full year to add a singleplayer mode in response to consumer feedback.

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