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Battlefield 3 DLC to feature motorcycles

August 3, 2012 by Bike India Team Leave a Comment

Yes, we are talking about one of the world’s best video games, but the reason we are featuring this here is due to the inclusion of an amazing set of predatory and slick pair of two-wheels.

All you people who have played FPS (first person shooter) games before are surely aware of the fact that in the past, vehicle-based combat in war zones has been relegated to tanks, armored vehicles, and a whole slew of jets, planes, and choppers, but this time EA games have an ace up their sleeve during the gameplay as the Battlefield End Game will mark for the first time the inclusion of a motorcycle.

The motorcycle reveal comes by way of a promotional image for the End Game. There are no details about said motorcycles or on which production model they are based upon, but we are pretty sure that they will be lethal and fast. According to the single promo image players will not only be able to fit two soldiers on the motorcycle but will be able to fire whilst maneuvering them, but that not been confirmed yet by EA. We can’t wait to get our hands on this avatar of ‘death on two wheels.’ The Battlefield 3: End Game releases on March 2013 for the PC, PS3, and Xbox 360. We are already polishing our WASD keys with 20W50 oil in anticipation.

m.salvi@nextgenpublishing.net'

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