How to Redeem Your Free Copy of Battlefield 1943

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Following the lawsuit against EA, the company finally decided to fulfill their promise and hand out vouchers for free copies of Battlefield 1943 for those who purchased Battlefield 3 on the PS3.

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There have been a misunderstanding around Battlefield 1943 and Battlefield 3, to address this we are making Battlefield 1943 available free of charge to owners of Battlefield 3 on the PS3 beginning this month … EA

This is how it works:

1- Activate your Battlefield 3 Online Pass for the PlayStation 3 using the voucher included in the game. (if you already done that, skip to step 2)

2- You need to go to this website after the dates given below:

November 26th, 2011 for Battlefield 3 players on PlayStation®Network Sony Europe
December 10th, 2011 for Battlefield 3 players on PlayStation®Network Sony America
December 17th, 2011 for Battlefield 3 players on PlayStation®Network Sony Asia and Sony Japan

3- Log in with your Origin ID and password.

4- Select your territory. Note vouchers do not work across regions.

5 – You will receive a PlayStation 3 voucher for Battlefield 1943.

6- Input your voucher into the PlayStation Network store.

7 – Download Battlefield 1943.

Voilà, Enjoy your free copy of Battlefield 1943!

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IGN’s ‘VS’ Pits MW3 Against Battlefield 3

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This year’s two biggest military shooters, both released within the last 30 days, are, of course, Modern Warfare 3 and Battlefield 3. IGN has pitted the two in a head-to-head competition by putting the players (read: IGN’s readers) in charge of the outcome across three categories: graphics, multiplayer, and campaign. Given the sales numbers and the fanboyism behind one of the titles, the outcome is rather surprising. Just look at the total votes for each title at the end. I got a chuckle out of it.

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