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With the exception of the SOCOM series, Sony’s online populace tends to languish behind that of the thriving Xbox Live community. But Battlefield 2: Modern Combat could be the killer online app that the PS2 so desperately needs. The most impressive aspect of the feature is the sheer size of the maps. These battlefields are huge, complex and beautifully designed. From oil rigs and submarine bases to desert strongholds, there’s enough variety to keep even obsessive types interested long after the initial elation of mad carnage has worn off. Unlike the self-contained maps in Ghost Recon, these areas feel like you’ve been released into a large field after being cooped up in veal crate for a month.

And with all this extra expanse of territory (maps are nearly a square mile) comes a toy box full of equipment to take advantage of it (50 weapons and 30 vehicles,). Choppers, Humvees, Jeeps, tanks and personnel carriers can all be commandeered, elevating the destruction to a pitch you won’t have experienced on PS Online before.


 
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Battlefield 2 Modern Combat
Battlefield 2 Modern Combat

Genre: Shooter
Release date: Oct 25, 2005
Published by: Electronic Arts
Developed by: DICE
Franchise: Battlefield
Features: Dolby Pro Logic II, Headset Support, Vibration Function
Multiplayer Modes:
Online
24 player VS
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