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New Battlefield 3 End Game DLC Trailer Released
The new End Game DLC trailer showcases some of the capture-the-flag gameplay of the last expansion for Battlefield 3.
According to the official website’s Battlelog, the new pack features the Air Superiority game mode outlined earlier this week, where teams combat in vicious dogfights. The trailer highlights snippets of this mode where the team with the least amount of remaining aircraft loses. Premium members can check out an Air Superiority trailer in the Premium Videos Section of the Battlelog.
The new pack also introduces a swift dirt bike which allows you and a friend to approach the frontlines while popping wheelies and hitting jumps. You can also use the new dropship to call in reinforcements. Furthermore, End Game features four new maps all inspired by the four different seasons.
Count down to End Game and keep up-to-date with its features by following the Battlefield Blog on the official Battlefield website.
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