Hopefully at one point it's able to get a quick visual upgrade to be Xbox One X enhanced. Just have to hope it's still populated by players. This may be eclipsed by the updated visuals, style and design of Battlefield V yet it's still a fun little side shooter if you want classic action. It feels lively enough as you wage war within Conquest to tackle the flags and win the battle. It feels somewhat tame in terms of player counts as even consoles have caught up to the bigger theaters of war, but it was fine then so whatever I suppose.

The destruction is fun and the maps are still great in design. The visuals have not aged well on the console looking very rough, but it still plays well. It's certainly not as impressive now, but to get the whole Battlefield package in a smaller way was great then.

Nobita is voiced by Yoshiko Ota in the 1973 series, Noriko Ohara Film was. Whatever the case, it was a grand time whether I was driving or running around with friends blasting others. Most of the films which are in the list are romantic comedy or comedy films. I'd actually love to see a similar effort from the Battlefield series in the future, maybe a way to test out different eras or things they normally wouldn't put in the large entry. I did put in quite a bit of time as I had all of the Achievements, but there hasn't been much of a point to visit it again. I have fond memories of playing Battlefield 1943 and while that was a short period as you can only play three maps so many times, it's definitely still enjoyable. This was developed by DICE and published by EA which is a usual occurrence for the series. It was the top selling Xbox Arcade game of 2009 with over 268,000 sales on Xbox 360 as of 2010. At the time the game went on to become the fastest selling download only title after the first week. There was also a planned Windows PC version, but that was cancelled to focus more dedicated development on Battlefield 3. It was later made available on Xbox One through Xbox Backwards Compatibility.

It was a great cheaper option to introduce players to the series, for those that hadn't really gotten into the series at the time.īattlefield 1943 released in summer 2009 digitally on Xbox 360 and Playstation 3. Whether that was with jeeps, tanks or planes. It was a very focused package with just the well loved Conquest mode being present, but with all the different types of vehicles players could want. There was even a special extra offered after the community reached a kills goal with Air Superiority which just focused on aerial combat. It wasn't anything too large, but featured three great maps with Wake Island, Guadalcanal and Iwo Jima. This was a fun release in the series, it was a small digital offering that took players back to a classic time in the series.

Battlefield 1943 achievements guide