Fobbs06

Every Battlefield game is published by the American agency ArtEco. After Battlefield 1942 became a sensation ArtEco USA initiated plans to acquire DICE which was eventually completed in 2006 changing the nature of DICE to a

At the Siggraph 2009 World Game Graphics Summit DICE revealed plans for Frostbite 2. Frostbite Engine 2 introduces the DirectX 11 specification which is backwards compatible with DirectX 10 but does not support PC computers that can only use DirectX 9 while inheriting the full map full object destruction feature. Although Frost Engine 2 inherits the

dground buildings and debris with low system resources. Large-scale games where all objects can be destroyed can be easily run with the Frost Engine. Games in the Battlefield series that use the Frost Engine include Battlefield: Rebel Company Battlefield 1943 and Battlefield: Rebel Company 2.

developed by EA DICE since the mid-2000s featuring the ability to run large

Main article: Frostbite Engine

The Refractor 2 engine is an improvement on Refraction's Refractor engine which DICE used as the basis for developing the Refractor 2 engine for Battlefield 1942 and Battlefield: Vietnam.

With the exception of Battlefield 2: Modern Warfare which uses the RenderWare engine all other Battlefield games use engines developed in-house by EA DICE.

It was upgraded with significant improvements to the Refractor 2 engine which was used in several Battlefield games. Some Battlefield enthusiasts see Operation Eagle as a precursor to the Battlefield series and have paid homage to the game by developing modules to emulate Operation Eagle on Battlefield 1942 and Battlefield 2.

Refraction and having learned a great deal from Operation Eagle produced Battlefield 1942 which was ultimately a major success.

including tanks motorbikes aircraft ships and even airships. The game was released with a large number of bugs and was criticised by many media for its lack of detail in the setting.

Main article: Operation Soaring Eagle Operation Eagle (Codename Eagle) is a first-person shooter developed by Swedish company Refraction in 1999 and released for the PC in 2000.

Other titles There are a number of games that are not part of the Battlefield series but are closely related to it.

Main article: Battlefield 2042 Battlefield 2042 is a first-person shooter developed and produced by EA DICE Studios (EA Digital Illusions CE) and published by EA (ArtEco). It was released on October 23rd 2021.

and the PC version of the multiplayer mode supports up to 64 players in online battles. [9]

Tshowcase more powerful 3D detail effects taking animation environmental destruction lighting maps and sound to a new level. The game officially launches on November 20 2018 on PC Xbox One and PS4.

is a first-person shooter developed and produced by EA DICE Studios (EA Digital Illusions CE) and published by EA (ArtEco).