Let me first off state that I have been playing First Person Shooter Games for the last 12 years starting back in the days of Golden Eye, then Halo 1, 2, 3, Reach, and 4. I then switched to Call of Duty from Modern Warfare 2, Black OPs, Modern Warfare 3, to Black Ops 2.

First time purchasing pre-owned game from Toysrus. The disc looks like brand new. Super fast shipping. Really like to shop on Toysrus again.

Fast Shipping; Price; Quality

Got to be the best shooter game available, realistic, great sound and graphics. Was a big COD player until I discovered BF3 and then BF4 on 360 then WOW Xbox One BF4 blew them all away, game play seems a little harder on one but this makes it more challenging!

Absolutely love the game, has had tons of patches and bug fixes and is in way better shape than when it came out

First copy purchased didn't load properly. Great service at store. Exchanged for new copy and it worked fine.

Challenging

NONE

The product itself was amazing with beautiful graphics. The problem was that sometimes it would jolt and glitch in game, but I believe this is due to the xbox ones hardware and not the game

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.

For more than a decade, EA's Battlefield series has been on the cutting-edge of multiplayer first-person shooters for the PC. However, with the new Medal of Honor titles failing to set the world on fire, the franchise has now taken the role of Call of Duty competitor on consoles starting with 2011's...

As a franchise, Battlefield has always been a multiplayer-centric first-person shooter. This changed slightly when the Battlefield: Bad Company spin-offs were released, both of which contained entertaining and humorous story modes that actually felt like some effort was put into their writing.

Watching a massive tower collapse in multiplayer

The uninspired; bland single-player campaign

In a series so well loved and recognisable as the Battlefield games, it's almost foolish to avoid repetition. You've got your audience and they have expectations; fail to meet those expectations and they'll crucify you.