You know we have only three maps, only three classes, regenerative health and all that We have seen some complaints about these, but my response is that those systems don't make a game hardcore or casual. I think that once you actually try it you'll really like it With that said we have slimmed things down. They assume that if it's a cheap small game that it's going to be casual. Mostly the people that don't like it, or rather the people who think they don't like it, aren't that well informed on what kind of game it is.
Patrick Liu, lead producer on Battlefield 1943: Pacific, spoke to us about how the community has reacted: I've been watching the forums since the announcement, and I think they're split. Fortunately, we just happened to have a representative from DICE right next to us when we had a go on the game.
But will it live up to the expectations of the people who even now are plugging away on the original game? A difficult question, answerable only by DICE themselves. So the news of Battlefields return to Wake Island and other familiar locales is welcome. I've never got on with mechs and futuristic settings for pseudo-realistic shooters - there's just something more satisfying about rending a Nazi's flesh from his bones than taking down a robot. Despite my much-publicised exasperation with the continued overuse of this scenario, it's welcome in this case. This is the new Battlefield game and it's migrated back from a world of big stompy mech things to the more familiar environs of World War II.
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