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Very nice. One of the funniest trailers I've seen in a long time.

In-engine doesn't mean it will look like that during gameplay; AI, animation, physics and other dynamic elements will draw resources that aren't needed in pre-determined sequences. Still looks good though, and will hopefully give the series the kick up the butt it needs (2142 is a joke)

Holy CRAP THAT WAS AWESOME (!)

thats a bad ass trailer, best Ive seen in a while. Getting bit sick of pre-rendered "wanna be" movie feature type of trailers telling me nothing about gameplay itself. At leats in this one I know I can blow up...everything :)

this is old, they showed it on the gamehead tv show a few months back iirc.

http://images.xboxyde.com/gallery/public/4985/1132...
Ya dig ?

Also, awesome trailer.

I wonder if it'll contain a good story mode?!

Urge to blow sh*t up...rising...

LOL

that made me smile!

Great trailers, beautiful graphics.

Is this the game that focuses on co-op alone? if you go on live it would just be you and your friend against the world kinda scenario? or was that another game..hmm

for once an interesting trailer :-)

Real nice trailer..

btw Splicer261 I think that's Army of Two that your thinking of.

splicer thats army of two i think you talking about mate,not 100% but i think i read that about the game i mentioned

Army of Two is about co-op the entire game about Salem and Rios that are ex-soldiers.

You guys shouldn't remember that this is still Battlefield game. Meaning the story wont be that good, but the online will be great.

"Do we look like brothers??"

LoL good to see developers that have sense of homour

Sath with this one I think there is a stronger focus on the singleplayer than ever before. Or maybe I'm just wrong and the guys wont have nearly as much personality as they did in this trailer?

For a Battlefield game? yeah maybe, but still Battlefield games are always best for online mutliplayer.

wow it looks quite good

are people really serious about not thinking it's real-time? It shows so much its realtime, and in the beginning of the trailer the houses looks awful and they have no AA on whatsoever. Or so i felt when i whatched it on my 720p screen. :/

But i can agree with you it looks great, but it does also look real-time alot!

I hope the destruction is extended to proper penetration.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6760530260...

i just don't believe that this could be done ingame O_O

Why not? Xbox360 has been out over a year now, isn't it about time developers have learnt how to make games like this run on the console? Just look at Team Fortress 2, just because it doesn't look "real" it still looks amazingly detailed, just as this is.

I see the doubters have returned. After Gears of War I'm surprised anyone would even ask if it's realtime.

Gezz this is getting so old. I'm beginning to think we have alot of posers around here who really don't actually own an Xbox 360.

Still faking AA by blurring, still looking like crap doing it.

I'll go ape if this game is good because I've vowed to boycott EA after the BF:MC debacle... unfortunately the online gameplay will likely rule, if you can get past all the glitches that is (post-release support will blow, I promise). Destructible environments and aiming down the sight seem to be the major new features... and possibly a functional mic (jab at BF:MC for those not in the know).

Ya, they announced ages ago that it would have destructible enviroments.. like they gave an example and said you could shoot down trees and use them as cover etc..

nice nice:D good geometry and of course deforming terrains
some type geo-mod
HEADSHOT!!!!

There seems to be some confusion surrounding "in-engine" and "in-game."

"In-engine" refers to anything rendered in real-time via the engine. It's what the gameplay will look like, usually. The noteworthy exception would be the cutscenes of Halo 2, where they were rendered in-engine, but with noticeably better lighting than the gameplay.

"In-game" is just that. Anything in the game is "in-game." Generally this term is used when showing actual gameplay, though, as the footage is taken directly in the game.


There are also people doubting whether this is real-time or not. I have not played the game, but considering 100% of the media released on this game has looked equal to the video provided, along with EA's and DICE's word that this is 100% in-engine, it's pretty safe to assume this is what the final game will look like.

Hopefully that clears some stuff up.