It all started, Berlin said, with tanks. "With Battlefield 1 we got a lot of feedback that it'd be nice to see a German perspective, so that was in our back pocket," Berlin said. "And also one of ...

A campaign exploring the German side of World War II is a sensitive idea to say the least. Even Battlefield 1 avoided the German perspective, and that WW1 setting comes without the whole 'Nazi' thing.

The Battlefield ... German soldiers. I fought valiantly but, like the disclaimer said, I was doomed to fail. As my fictional soldier fell to the ground, I expected the game to cut to the ...

His scope settles on the turret of a German Tiger tank ... I experienced almost the same scenario while playing EA’s Battlefield 1. I was aiming down the scope of a Russian 1895 Marksman ...

Austro-Hungarian, British, German, Italian, Ottoman and U.S. forces are currently playable in Battlefield 1. As you may expect, the battlefields on display in the artwork include scenes of fire ...

Speaking with Eurogamer, Design Director Daniel Berlin explained the reason behind DICE’s exploring the German perspective. Apparently, credit goes to fan feedback about Battlefield 1 and tanks.

A new map is available for Battlefield 1 right now, though you may have to ... and you can play as either the French or German. Every game mode (except Operations), along with all the weapons ...

Battlefield 1 Developed by: DICE Published by ... After he has killed the German troops crewing it, we leave him lying in the wreckage glazed over with a calm that seems more like yogic afterglow ...

To say nothing of "Titanfall 2" or "Battlefield 1," or any of the other myriad games ... After carefully sneaking past a few dozen German soldiers, you must sneak through no man's land — the ...

The latest installment of the Battlefield franchise ... follows the United States and German Empire during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive in 1918, where nearly 1.2 million American soldiers engaged ...