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The addition of hotswapping makes the campaign mode a pleasant diversion for a few hours, but after a while you’re going to want to go online and you’re probably going to be let down by the lack of gameplay modes and technical problems that EA is working on, but has yet to fix.
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Modern Combat doesn't really look, sound, or play like any of the PC Battlefield games, which might be a little disappointing for those looking for more than just another arcade-style shooter.
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Ultimately Battlefield 2: Modern combat gives PC gamers another reason to feel smug. Despite their best efforts the current generation of consoles can't compete with the capabilities of today's high-end PCs.
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You'll find your comrades oblivious to gunfire mere yards away; facing an enemy gunner, with their weapons conspicuously inert; and haplessly running into your line of fire. Getting penalized for losses incurred like this is annoying enough; having a mission terminate prematurely because of it is downright maddening.
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Pales in comparison to the beloved PC games. On its own, however, the game is an enjoyable, if unspectacular, first-person shooter.
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Despite the fact that the weapons fail to pack a punch, and the enemy AI is just as weak, Battlefield 2: Modern Combat is fun with a level of frantic action that's emphasised by the addition of the hot-swapping functionality.
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The beefed-up single-player is nice, but when the main focus of the game comes up so short, it’s hard not to feel disappointed.
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Computer Games MagazineLittle more than a shooting gallery, especially in single-player mode. [Feb 2006, p.88]
Awards & Rankings
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30
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#30 Most Discussed PS2 Game of 2005
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61
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#61 Most Shared PS2 Game of 2005
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User score distribution:
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Positive: 68 out of 91
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Mixed: 16 out of 91
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Negative: 7 out of 91
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JoeT.Feb 27, 2006
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Oct 9, 2013