EA’s Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Hits Stores Today with DirectX 11 Support
DICE Studios and Electronics Arts have released Battlefield: Bad Company 2 is now available at retail stores. The PC version of Battlefield: Bad Company 2 is the first title in the Battlefield franchise to be 3-D-ready, playable in DirectX 11, and support multiple monitors. Two all-new multiplayer maps for the game can be unlocked at no charge with more downloadable content coming later in March. All you need to access these map packs is put in your Available in the box, these map packs are unlocked by simply inputting a VIP code found on the retail package.
Defined by its increasingly intense vehicular warfare, destruction, variety of weapons and huge sandbox environments, Battlefield: Bad Company 2 promises to be one of the finest online FPS games of 2010. Were extremely proud today to deliver a game that we feel is the best Battlefield experience to date. Fans of the series will be thrilled to get back in the sandbox, now with stunningly beautiful landscapes, supreme vehicle warfare and totally destructible environments. We are also so excited to welcome new FPS and action gamers who will find the gameplay spontaneous and refreshing, said Patrick Bach, Senior Producer for Battlefield: Bad Company 2.
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