If you like Battlefield: Bad Company (PS3, Xbox 360), here's some good news. EA has set the date to release content updates for the game, including new maps and tons of gameplay enhancements. Best part? It's all free.

Looks like EA is living up to its tradition of sequels. Better be thankful they didn't continue their tradition of boring (to say the least) titles. Like Mirror's Edge, a couple more of their games have sequels in the works, namely Army of Two, Battlefield: Bad Company and Dead Space.

DICE's Mirror's Edge is unquestionably a very "physical" game. Lots of jumping around and scaling from one building to the next -- definitely not your typical daily exercise routine. But it seems like the team sees this physicality going beyond Mirror's Edge, say like even in future Battlefield games.

Three previously exclusive weapons in Battlefield: Bad Company (PS3, Xbox 360) have now been made open to the public by Electronic Arts. And get this, it's for free. You just need codes to unlock them, which you can find at the full article.

Joining the list of games to get their own set of Trophies for the PlayStation 3 will be Electronic Arts' Battlefield: Bad Company (PS3, Xbox 360). The most recent update on its official website lists a lot of future improvements the game will soon support - this includes Trophy support and much more. Read the complete list of things to come in our full article.

Electronic Arts must be having some trouble with Battlefield: Bad Company (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) as of late. There's a post on their forums where people are saying that they're having some problems with stats and weapon unlocks disappearing. Learn more after the jump!

Ben Cousins, executive producer at EA's DICE studio, revealed that DICE actually has five different Battlefield games in varying stages of development, including Battlefield: Bad Company (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) and Battlefield Heroes. Learn more after the jump!

Things are certainly looking up for EA's Battlefield: Bad Company (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3). It's about to hit retail stores in a few hours, and so far, it looks like the reception of the people are good. This is if you look at the number of downloads the demo has gotten since its release. Read up after the jump.

Get those savings ready cos you're about to be bombarded with truckloads of games for this week. It's summer vacation, anyway, so we're sure you won't have to worry about taking a break for schoolwork. Topping the much-awaited list this week is The Phantom Fortress installment of the Naruto Ninja series. There's also Alone in the Dark to give you the hibby-jibbies as well as a plethora of other simulation games and more. Fun's spread the multiplatform way so get going and click on that full article for the full 411.

Those of you who missed the closed beta test phase of Battlefield: Bad Company (Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3) can still get the chance to try out the highly destructible environments in the game and much more. Electronic Arts recently announced the arrival of its demo this June 5, which will include both single player and multiplayer elements. You can read more details regarding the demo in our full article after the jump.