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‘Battlefield: Bad Company’ is a recently released video game and is the newest installment in the gaming world of Burnout franchise. It’s released for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 and will also be available on Microsoft Windows from January 2009.

Gears of War's cover and concealment and BioShock's Plasmid abilities are concepts around which developers designed whole games. Concepts, not gimmicks, because gimmick connotes cheapness, because gimmick implies a ruse or last resort, as in the game isn't good enough on its own and needs something extra to sell it. Neither of the features named above fits that bill. You can't grouse about Plasmids apart from BioShock's other qualities since both the first-person shooter's enemies and frozen or flooded environments thoroughly tie into the player's fire and electric powers. Battlefield: Bad Company's destructible buildings, trees, terrain, and bridges ought to amount to something of similar magnitude.

The trouble with telling us that we can demolish everything is that we'll try to. And if everything turns out to mean this wall but not that wall over there, it's the latter that leaves an impression. Unlike other shooters to make similar claims, Bad Company isn't enticing shoppers into a store, so to speak, with a sign that says "All items half off" but that actually means only one in a dozen are discounted. The technology has its limits, but while Bad Company as an absolutely breakable world isn't literal, it usually seems so...as long as you're using high explosives. Let me split hairs: With a thumping sound and sudden cloud of dust, grenades erase whole sections of houses. Bullets, however, stop dead in the thinnest wood slat. But what Bad Company needs isn't a trip to a real-life firing range -- it's its inflexible A.I. that requires the lessons.


If Bad Company's crackshot mercs (21st-century leprechauns whose gold the gamer and his trio of misfit American allies want to appropriate) reacted to their ever-changing battlefield, the game could squash all charges of gimmickry. Again, this is the difference between noteworthy items for the backs of retail boxes and fully realized, defining features; the difference between an opponent who believably runs through holes blown through a farmhouse and one who needn't ever move because he knows -- and always will know -- both where you are and that he'll hit you with every bullet he fires. More sentry gun than soldier, unsurprising and incapable of being surprised, Bad Company's bad guys leech the fun from one firefight after another. In a game of this less-linear, slightly scripted make and model, behavior matters most. The solution? Online opponents.

When raspy- and robotic-sounding players on Xbox Live hear inbound artillery, they know to get to a house's bottom floors before the roof is blasted off and anything beneath it is blown away. Henpecked by sharpshooting, they deforest a sniper's blind; cornered, they demolish a back wall and beat their retreat. Developer DICE dodges the trap it's laid for itself (i.e., games devolving into grenade-launcher duels) by reducing splash damage. Unless it detonates in his face, a single explosive shell stands a greater chance of dazing an enemy than killing him outright -- one smart move among the many (such as inspired map design) that make Bad Company a very good multiplayer game.

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