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Battlefield Vietnam recreates the battlefields of the Vietnam War, with the addition of jets and helicopters. In terms of detailing,

Battlefield Vietnam is the second installment in the Battlefield series and was released for the PC in 2004.

weapons and vehicles from the German and Allied sides of the late WWII that were tested or conceived before they were actually put into combat.

Battlefield 1942: Secret Weapons of WWII introduces many

Battlefield 1942: Road to Rome, which adds the French and Italian camps, adds the appropriate soldier models and vehicles, and adds new maps.

The most distinctive feature of Battlefield 1 is the vehicle system, with each participating camp having a corresponding vehicle.

The game supports up to 64 players online. The game was an instant hit on release and became one of the most popular online games of its time.

The game uses DICE's newly developed Refractor 2 engine, which had outstanding graphics for its time.

Battlefield 1 recreates the battlefields of World War II with a wide range of land and air vehicles and the most extensive maritime vehicle in the Battlefield series.

Battlefield 1 (Battlefield 1942) is the first title in the Battlefield series, released for PC in 2002 and for Mac in 2004.

Focusing on intense, entertaining gameplay, Battlefield: Rebel Company 2 was a bigger success in terms of ratings and sales than Battlefield: Rebel Company.

It inherits the destruction effects and single-player storyline of Battlefield: Renegade Company, but enhances the setting with multiplayer online carrier battles and teamwork elements, introduces a self-customising carrier feature for the first time, and designs two new squad-playing game modes. The game uses an enhanced version of the Frost engine to include support for building frame destruction and object chunking.

Battlefield: Bad Company 2 is the ninth entry in the Battlefield series, a direct sequel to Battlefield: Bad Company, which was released in 2010 for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.

Battlefield 1943 recreates the classic maps and weapons and vehicles of Battlefield 1 using the Frost engine and supports the destruction effect of building frames. The game supports up to 24 simultaneous online battles and focuses on entertaining gameplay with faster paced and more exhilarating combat than Battlefield 1. The game set records for "day one sales" and "week one sales" for Xbox 360 and PS3 downloadable games, and was so popular that the official servers nearly crashed.

Battlefield 1943 is the first mini-game in the Battlefield series to be released in the pay-to-download genre.

Battlefield 1943 is the eighth title in the Battlefield series and was released for Xbox 360 and PS3 in the summer of 2009.