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Battlefield 1943's 43,000,000th Killer

EA writes: While un-locking the Coral Sea map was definitely a communal effort, we here at EA DICE would like to give a shout out to Xbox live user James (jkasapi) from Peterborough, England.

It was James' virtual bullet that registered the 43,000,000th kill, un-locking the Coral Sea map and Air Superiority mode for all Xbox users.

For his trouble, James wins a pair of official 1943 sunglasses, a 1943 t-shirt, and custom Battlefield sneakers! Congrats James!

Playstation fans, keep playing! We'll have a similar give-away when the PS3 community hits 43,000,000 kills.

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TheColbertinator5428d ago

Damn it.Hopefully I can get the 43 million on the PSN version

rucky5428d ago

It's almost the exact same odd as hitting the California Super Lotto. Can I just have winning the lottery instead?

UnSelf5428d ago

actually its not. You can use time, accuracy and statistics to DRAMARTICALLY increase ur chances of winning this thing.

Sad thing is though, is that you're not goin to win.

In fact, no one on this site is going to win.

If they do, Ill delete my account

Gamertags5428d ago

Since there are not that many PS3 owners and third party software doesn't sell well, the odds are pretty awesome you will get the winning kill.

Feels good doesn't it?

TrevorPhillips5428d ago

good luck with that steven i hope u get the last kill on 1943 (PS3 Ver) :)

Bubble Buddy5428d ago

Funny if the guy just started playing and got his first kill and the 43 millionth kill :P

dalibor5428d ago

I still have yet to get this game. I realized in the 30minutes I had playing the demo, the tank helps you get kills pretty fast. B1943 is similar to Warhawk, I like how there are diff. killing machines that you can get in. See you on the shores troopers! One other thing the plane was a b*tch to use lol.

4cough5428d ago

You "P"athetically "S"hit "N"oobs should achieve your goal by next months with your 23million members.

23million haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa FCUK RIGHT OFF.

MGOelite5428d ago

are you like 8? really?

you could spin this anyway you want. you COULD say ps3 is on 23mil kills because there harder to kill and better gamers

TheBand1t5428d ago

Well if you wanna spin it I suppose Xbox Live must be full of easy kills.

JasonPC360PS3Wii5428d ago

And PS3 is filled with 0 kills because nobody plays games

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Battlefield Legacy - Sunsetting Announcement

EA: "As we close in on 15 years since the release of Battlefield 1943, and Bad Company™ 1 & 2, we are announcing that their journey is coming to an end."

darthv72430d ago

This reminds me... I have ME on my PS3 hdd. Never really played it, but it was free.

XiNatsuDragnel430d ago

Digital future ppl is good they say nope imo

Eidolon430d ago

And it still says nothing about being able to downloaded even when it's off the storefront, that's a huge ouchie for some who somehow still have it in their backlog...

Shane Kim430d ago

Dont make it an issue when it's not. If you haven't played it in 15 years, chances are you'll never play it.

isarai430d ago

That all digital future sure looks great!

/s

zidane1341430d ago (Edited 430d ago )

Online game servers shut off eventually all the time. Doesn’t matter if you have the disc or not. Even if you have the disc, it’ll be just paperweight unless the game lets you connect directly to a friend or LAN play.

isarai430d ago (Edited 430d ago )

Read the article bro. They are delisting the games, including mirrors edge which is an offline game. Online servers i can understand, not being able to buy/download the games anymore? Completely separate issue, especially seeing as how some these games had lengthy sp campaigns and not just mp.

zidane1341430d ago

@israrai, you can still buy the disc for less then 10$. Hardly a loss.

TheEnigma313430d ago

You shouldn't have to buy the disc, that's the issue.

OhReginald430d ago (Edited 430d ago )

Some brilliant minds created servers to keep these old online games alive. A lot of ps2 and ps3 games that had there servers shut down a long time ago have been restored by fans to keep it going. Warhawk, killzone 2, socom 2/ confrontation, resident evil outbreak series, etc.

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DankSinatra430d ago

The disc still exist. I don’t understand the issue. You guys are upset about that “all digital future” yet these games are not “digital only”. Hell digital only is a minority in the gaming world and so far we haven’t moved into it, the only digital only games are games as a service or online only games, which end up failing in the end.

This is no different than a store that stops selling old games, just go and buy a copy somewhere else. So which is it, you hate all digital or you like it? Make up your mind.

isarai429d ago

Talk about missing the point entirely. I'm not going to sit here and explain it to you, figure it out.

DankSinatra429d ago

Talk about whining about something and not wanting to explain from an off handed sarcastic original comment.

I got the point just fine. You’re literally complaining about something that has an easy alternative to it.

ManMarmalade429d ago

I don't think you got the point

DankSinatra429d ago (Edited 429d ago )

@ManMarmalade

No I got it, it has to do with the push towards a future of all digital and reprocussions of losing games. Something I already stayed that hasn’t happened nor is it large enough right now to cause any issues as the games that are all digital are online only to begin with or make up the minority of games

So I’ll say it again, the disc still exists for these games that are over a decade old and can still be played easily. You guys are contradicting the whole “we don’t want a digital only future” crying when the dude I originally responded to stated:

“Read the article bro. They are delisting the games, including mirrors edge which is an offline game. Online servers i can understand, not being able to buy/download the games anymore? Completely separate issue, especially seeing as how some these games had lengthy sp campaigns and not just mp.“

So again, which is it? Do you hate all digital or do you want it?

Inverno430d ago

On PC I don't think it's much of a problem but I'm sad to see BF43 being shut down. I haven't played it in a while since it's stuck on PS3, but i preferred it way more over BF3. It was the lack of invisible barriers which made it better for me.

badz149430d ago

BFBC2 was still the best overall package offered by the franchise so far IMO

porkChop430d ago

Absolutely. BC2 was such a great game. It's a shame we never got BC3.

P_Bomb429d ago

I had a great run on Bad Company 2. Pound for pound, as solid a BF package as there’s been.

InUrFoxHole430d ago

Does anyone play the last BF anymore? I searched crossplay servers and it was 20 people the most on all the servers? Can never find a game

SonyStyled430d ago

The last BC you mean? I was still able to find 10v10 on ps3 2 years ago on NA servers during the evenings. I have all the free and paid dlc installed, but there want any matches in the Vietnam dlc.

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Looking back to 2009 and the war over the Pacific with Battlefield 1943

Carlos writes: "In terms of Battlefield, the past 10 years has seen the series go from strength to strength, and whilst there will be many who would argue that the hit and miss adventures of Battlefield: Hardline didn’t quite live up to the excitement that the series is so well known for, each and every entry has at least provided plenty to shout about. Should you look back far enough and manage to take your mind away from Battlefield: Bad Company 2, what you may well remember is a small, online-only multiplayer adventure that lit up the Xbox Live Arcade – Battlefield 1943."

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TargusX1782d ago

Great little game but yet again, no offline bots so once the servers went, so did all its players. What a waste.

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History, Hate, and Trusting the Player

Game developers should - and can - trust the player to consume their entertainment while maintaining perspective.

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