It doesn't get better than this - this continues to be true with Battlefield 2042, the most recent title in the series, having metaphorically crashed and burned as soon as it was out the gate. The guns feel so crisp, and the atmosphere is thriving at every turn. We have fought from the first floor to the second floor across two houses with the enemy only to C4 a rover, drive it over a hill and onto the roof of their building, detonate the car, and take the entire house and the enemies. We have seen planes ducking and diving through the air, only to shoot the pilot out from a tiny hole in the wall. Battlefield: Bad Company 2 brings the vehicle combat, the large maps, and the class system we love elsewhere but does one thing to make it all work perfectly - useful, precision destruction. Ignore the bomb blast outside and the fact we are chatting beneath the bow of an enemy tank and just focus on my lips when I say this: " It never got better than Battlefield: Bad Company 2." Now the tank is reversing back out of your crumbling messy spawn point, we can hear the jeers of: "It was Battlefield 1 that was best, actually." Another call: "Nay! 'Twas Battlefield 4 and leveloution, good sir." Staff writer Tom, you can actually see his bearded figure across this desolate ruin of a village, is shouting something to the tune of "Battlefield Hardline was the best!" No, you and I, we tread backwards. Regardless there will be a lot of high profile titles coming to EA Play PS4 in the future, such as Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and eventually the likes of Dragon Age 4.Do you want to know a little secret? Sh. In the future we’d fully expect for EA Play to persist into the next-generation of consoles, especially as the PS5 is backwards compatible with PS4 games. Sadly however, not all of the games available on the Xbox version of EA Play will be available on the PS4 version of the service. Plants vs Zombies: Battle for Neighborville.
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