Really good multiplayer game. It gets a bit hard on consoles due to control system.

With most of its rivals hell-bent on compromise, DICE has always stood apart for trying to push the boundaries of what a military shooter should be. On a mission to free players from shackles of tightly scripted cinematics, choke points and one-man war-hero shenanigans, it's not hard to surmise that...

Single player is too short(commenting after playing far cry 3).playing multiplayer on low end pc still no lag in mp.Just sure to turn off firewall while updating.If after that no server is found in list,Just reset server list n again search.I gave it 4 star cuz of short so.

I must admit that I wasn't a big fan of the original game as the single-player campaign was quite flat and not inspirational at all. Even though it had a rather decent multiplayer aspect, if you offer single player, you need to ensure that it is quite competent.

Every once in a while an idea for a game comes along that is so ridiculous and out-there that you can't believe it was made. A premise so wacky, strange, and unique that you are almost required to give it a whirl; if only to see what it's all about.

Great presentation; Wonderfully bad live-action cut-scenes; Some unique and new ideas

A few spawning glitches here and there; Missions are somewhat repetitive

Battlefield: Bad Company 2 is quite simply a superb package, with neither single-player nor online feeling like it's been given short shrift. They come together in the most robust, nuanced and carefully crafted game of its type this hardware generation.

S wedish developer DICE's Battlefield games may lack the glamorous image of rivals such as Call Of Duty, but they are hugely popular among the military first-person game cognoscenti.

Battlefield: Bad Company 2 takes you on an adrenaline fuelled ride to some awesome locations, blowing up everyone and everything in your path. This time round you get to fill the boots of Preston Marlowe who forms part of the ‘B' company squad, also known as Bravo Two, in their search for a weapon...

The graphics are top notch; especially the environments and the destructible elements

A couple of flaws such as getting stuck in one or two of the environmental elements within the game still managed to creep into the final version

Bad Company 2 takes everything that Dice created in the first game and builds an impressive sequel that is an equal match for the current batch of First Person Shooters.

The original Battlefield: Bad Company was one of the great near misses of the current console generation. The team at DICE did its level best to mix the wide open maps, freeform gameplay and vehicular mayhem of multiplayer Battlefield with the more structured, story-led approach of a single-player...

Great action; great banter; destructive environment

Enemy character models a little repetitive