Battlefield 1 takes a huge risk in abandoning it's more modern/future setting for a step back to World War 1. With the likes of COD IW and Titanfall 2 soon upon us, it's good to see Battlefield take a big risk…but does it pay off?

In Battlefield 1 we go back approximately 100 years to see and experience the Great War through many different perspectives.

Battlefield 1 is the latest the long line of first-person shooters from Electronic Arts and DICE, and the first I've actually been really looking forward to in a long time, taking me back not only in time to the 1999 original Medal of Honor , when I last really enjoyed a war game, but also in how it...

There has been a trend in the FPS market for the last few years – a move towards a modern or futuristic setting. It makes sense as just over a decade ago there were more WW2 shooters on the market than you could shake a stick at, so a more futuristic setting was welcomed.

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Battlefield 1 will change the way you look at first person shooters. Utterly amazing.

Remember when the games market was saturated with World War 2 shooters? Well, could we be headed towards an era in which World War 1 could be the popular choice for first person shooters?

Battlefield 1's move to the trenches of World War I may very well prove to be as significant a move for the franchise as Call of Duty 4's transition to contemporary battlefields back in 2007.

The Battlefield series has been constantly evolving over the last decade. The series has taken us from the World War II era, to Vietnam, to modern times,

Hands down the best first person shooter for the year and the customer service for playasia very good if there was any questions regarding the order...

Overall, Battlefield 1 is a great game, with a good campaign and decent multiplayer options. It was refreshing to play a video game that wasn't entirely from the American perspective (also taking into consideration that American participation in WWI was just over a year...