Amazing game and great graphics 😀 Can't turn it off I just want to see what's next!!!!

Amazing game

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Although BF4 was released nearly 3 years ago, there is still a good amount of players online. The 2nd Assault expansion is currently free. A great addition to the series, and one that has got me back on Xbox Live regularly. There is little else you can buy for ￡1.99 that's more fun!

This game is unbelievable the best edition from its predecessors. Simply go for it. The sheer amount of on-screen action is astounding and the weapons look accurate and clean. Character animations flow through the environment without looking forced.

Not tried the story mode yet but the multiplayer is by far the best 1st person shooter there is. Loads of the Battlefield regular vehicles like tanks,APCs, jeeps, planes, helicopters but added in BF4 are new types of gun boats as well as new guns, camos and equipment.

Delivery was on time. and gaming cd was in excellent condition.

Although a bit buggy in places of the campaign and with this weird rubber banding issue many players would experience in multiplayer, DICE did an amazing job of Battlefield 4, what we come to expect from the amazing people at the Swedish based game development company.

Parents need to know Battlefield 4 is a "Mature"-rated military simulation filled with extreme, realistic violence. Played from a first-person perspective, the single-player campaign and multiplayer modes are designed to make you feel you're right there in the middle of the action.

While the current-gen version of Battlefield 4 fails to match the sleekness and scale of its next-gen counterpart, DICE's achievements on the age-old hardware are commendable. There are the usual visual compromises: for the most part the frame rate hovers around its target 30FPS, only creaking when...

If you've been sitting on the fence regarding the purchase of a next generation console, Battlefield 4 is the game that will topple you off in no time. Emboldened by the muscular power of the PlayStation 4, DICE has elevated the console version of its seminal warfare sim so that it now sits...

Huge; thrilling maps crammed with vehicles and action; Well-balanced XP system ensures you're constantly rewarded; Levolution features will blow you away

Single player campaign is forgettable; Current gen console versions feel small in comparison; No co-op missions or bonus modes

We live in a time where multiplayer is tacked on to every other new release whether or not it makes sense, is fun, or is even wanted by players, but Battlefield is one of the rare examples of a multiplayer game that doesn't need a single-player mode. It is all about that winning multiplayer formula.