Battlefield Heroes - two million strong and growing

Battlefield Heroes, EA and DICE’s “Play4Free” third-person shooter has managed to attract two million registered players. Battlefield Heroes is EA’s latest web-based free to download and play title which generates revenue through advertising and in-game item sales. To celebrate this milestone, on September 30, EA will release a free Heroes of the Fall update for the game, including a brand new map.

Starting today, EA is accepting names from fans for the new map at www.battlefieldheroes.com. Players can submit a proposed name for the soon-to-be released map, which could be selected by the Battlefield Heroes development team.

If you haven’t experienced Battlefield Heroes first-hand, I encourage you to, because it’s a pretty fun little game. Battlefield Heroes is rated “T” by the ESRB and “16+” by PEGI.

Sudden Attack coming stateside this summer

GameHi today announced Sudden Attack, the company’s free-to-play online first person shooter,  will be launching in North America later this summer. Users can take part in the closed beta test that is scheduled to kick off today by visiting suddenattack.gamehi.com and signing up. The closed beta will last just a week and is limited to select participants. Launched in July, 2006, Sudden Attack is the most played first person shooter in Korea with more than 100 consecutive weeks on the game charts, according to GameHi.

Sudden Attack is a team-based online action game featuring online rankings, two different teams to choose from, a variety of weapons and gear and a number of maps set in different environments. The game is still in early beta. Find out more at the link above.