First off, I must say I preferred the demo then the full game. With the full game I fount myself just doing the same stuff over and over again. Now I've played and completed the full game I'm actually quite disappointed with it, the ending was terrible, you'll see when you come to it.

If there's something that could spoil the experience for those teetering on the edge, it's EA's servers, which I found to be unreliable more often that I'd like. Still, this is an immensely enjoyable experience that will only play better if you're in good company.

Bad Company has shaped up to be a solid game, it's a definite buy for any multiplayer enthusiasts.

It's finally arrived – and while the silly story, drab voice acting, contrived dialogue and limp characterisation made us wince more th...

Immersive ambient effects; Kick-ass tank destruction; Variety of level and mission designs

Weak story and characters; Short single-player campaign; Lacking in multiplayer modes

Relax… this isn't a band-flavored spin-off from the ‘70s . Battlefield: Bad Company is a small dose of the vehicle-heavy first-person shooter that is peppered with an unusual humor and advances on a few new fronts for the series.

Things blow up; People laugh, Cinematic opening

Carrying one weapon; Arduous multiplayer advancement

Bad Company is very much the kind of army I could imagine Eurogamer inhabiting. Comprised of all the ne'er-do-wells, workshy fops and insubordinates that you wouldn't even want on your paintball team, we'd be the guys any sensible army would send out as cannon fodder to lull the opposition into a...