Battlefield 3’s Physical Warfare Pack Available Exclusively At Game & Gamestation
Battlefield 3 has been on the horizon for a while now and while we’ve been hearing lots of news about what the game is going to be like — awesome — we haven’t heard much about what we might actually get when we can finally get our hands on it. Especially not about what we might get if we throw our hard earned cash at it right now.
The Battlefield 3 Limited Edition: Physical Warfare Pack is now available for pre-order exclusively at GAME and gamestation in the UK.
Players can storm the battlefield armed with powerful weapons and items only available in the Physical Warfare Pack including the Type 88 light machine gun with bipod for superior firepower and total zone control, the SKS sniper rifle flash suppressor that provides increased stealth abilities for Recon soldiers, and the lethal armor-piercing flechette ammo for the DAO-12 semi-automatic shotgun that is sure to tear through anything in its path. Also included is day one access to the highly versatile DAO-12 semi-automatic shotgun itself.
In addition to the launch day exclusive weapons, the Physical Warfare Pack also includes the Battlefield 3 Back to Karkand digital expansion pack. Players can wage all-out war on four of the most celebrated maps from Battlefield 2, including Strike at Karkand, Gulf of Oman and the Sharqi Peninsula, all stunningly re-created using the power of Frostbite 2. DICE’s state of the art game engine serves as the power center for Battlefield 3 to deliver superior performance in character animation, visual rendering, audio and physical destruction unlike anything ever seen before.
All of this amazing content is available at no extra charge to gamers who pre-order the Battlefield 3 Limited Edition: Physical Warfare Pack exclusively at www.game.co.uk and www.gamestation.co.uk.
Battlefield 3 will be available for the Xbox 360, the PlayStation 3 and the PC in the Autumn of 2011.
Martin Baker
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