DICE has released a new trailer for the last DLC for Battlefield 3, titled End Game. The trailer doesn't reveal much, but it does reveal a major new feature that will be making its way into the game—bikes.
End Game will be the first time that Battlefield 3 will have bikes. This comes with other things you'd expect, like having the person riding behind the main bike rider shooting people. With this, players are bound to end up with high-speed chases across maps on bikes and other vehicles. One can also imagine special servers created only to have bike races with guns. The DLC will be released in March 2013 and subscribers of Battlefield 3: Premium won’t have to pay for it.
The previous DLC, Aftermath, was released back in November. The release of the DLC was commemorated with a launch trailer for Aftermath. The trailer shows nothing new, except for some interesting possibilities in the new maps. One of these possibilities is the ability to fly through half-destroyed buildings if the pilot is good enough. Some gameplay with the new crossbow is also shown. The DLC is now available to Battlefield 3: Premium subscribers on the PlayStation 3. It will be released in December for PC and Xbox 360 players.
Information about the Aftermath DLC was revealed through an interview of DICE's Niklas Fegraeus. The new maps that will be in the DLC are Markaz Monolith, Epicentre, Talah Market and Azadi Palace.
End Game will be the first time that Battlefield 3 will have bikes. This comes with other things you'd expect, like having the person riding behind the main bike rider shooting people. With this, players are bound to end up with high-speed chases across maps on bikes and other vehicles. One can also imagine special servers created only to have bike races with guns. The DLC will be released in March 2013 and subscribers of Battlefield 3: Premium won’t have to pay for it.
The previous DLC, Aftermath, was released back in November. The release of the DLC was commemorated with a launch trailer for Aftermath. The trailer shows nothing new, except for some interesting possibilities in the new maps. One of these possibilities is the ability to fly through half-destroyed buildings if the pilot is good enough. Some gameplay with the new crossbow is also shown. The DLC is now available to Battlefield 3: Premium subscribers on the PlayStation 3. It will be released in December for PC and Xbox 360 players.
Information about the Aftermath DLC was revealed through an interview of DICE's Niklas Fegraeus. The new maps that will be in the DLC are Markaz Monolith, Epicentre, Talah Market and Azadi Palace.
