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EA’s Play4Free line-up has hit 25 million registered players, it’s been announced. The series includes Battlefield Play4Free, Dragon Age Legends, Battleforge, Lord of Ultima, Need for Speed World and Battlefield Heroes, the latter two having hit 10 million users each. To celebrate, EA’s offering two promo codes for NFS World and BF Heroes that will include funds for aftermarket items and in-game weapons respectively. They are: EQ9M-TYYT-TXR3-5GU3 for 300 Battlefunds in BF Heroes and EWPD-3KGA-VBVF-9HYS for 750 speedboost in NFS World.

‘Tis the season for discounts and freebies: EA’s getting in on the act by offering free content for its free-to-play online shooter.

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Easy Studios has added a capture the flag mode to free-to-play shooter Battlefield Heroes. Now you have no excuses. Check out a trailer advertising the new mode through the break.

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Free-to-play games are one step closer to world domination. Aeria Games, the publisher of WolfTeam and Shin Megami Tensei: Imagine, among others, has just signed a deal with EA to bring the Play4Free titles to a wider audience.

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Thursday, Thursday, it’s Thursday! Go celebrate it’s Thursday by reading these shorts and punching a man in the face. Don’t do that. Well, read the shorts, but don’t punch a man in the face. Punching a man in the face is wrong, m’kay?

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Last week, EA announced the Wake Island map for Battlefield Heroes. Today, we’ve run across a video of it, and it’s posted below. The Wake Island pack for the game included Battlefield funds, some festive flares, and a Birthday Suit if players logged in between July 1-7 for the game’s second anniversary. Today is July 8, so if you didn’t log in beforehand, you may be out of luck on the goodies. You can still get the map, though. Thanks, EvilAvatar.

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When discussing the all-time classic multiplayer maps, it’s impossible to ignore the Battlefield series’ Wake Island, a map seared into the mind of many a multiplayer gamer.
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Hacker group Anonymous has issued a statement today vowing to pick up where fellow hackers LulzSec left off, after its 50 day internet security rampage targeted several video game companies.

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Battlefield Heroes is back online after the game was temporarily taken offline after LulzSec released more than 550,000 user account details.

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EA is kicking off the Summer of Heroes, which includes exciting promotions for veteran players and newcomers to Battlefield Heroes. Updates will include “character outfits inspired by this summer’s blockbuster movies,” allowing players to choose between being a pirate, wizard or superhero. Check out the Buccaneers and Extraordinary heroes trailers below. Visit the official website for more information.

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Easy Studios boss Ben Cousens has said that games that are priced at $60 are “exploitative.”

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EA said today that free-to-play shooter Battlefield Heroes now has 7 million registered users.

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If we tried to write up all the little stories, all we’d do is write all day. What?

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A Double XP weekend is going on for Battlefield: Heroes, but in order to partake, you have to enter a code.

Luckily, we have that for you.

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DICE is taking a leaf from Call of Duty’s book this weekend: by throwing open a double XP weekend for Battlefield Heroes, beginning later today.

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Battlefield Heroes players may notice some strange looking humanoids walking around in-game, now that werewolves and vampires have been added to the mix.

However, these humanly-challenged characters will only be around for one month.

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EA and Dr Pepper are teaming up to offer people gaming codes for chugging the popular soft drink.

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Battlefield Heroes now has 3 million registered players, EA said today.

The publisher’s released a new map for the free-to-play shooter, titled Sunset Showdown, in celebration.

Amazing scenes. Hit the link for the full PR.

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DICE has changed the item pricing for Battlefield Heroes, which has reduced the cost of real money on items, but has upped the cost to rent or buy in-game currency.

All non-cosmetic items, like improved weapons, can still be purchased with BattleFunds (real money) which has been reduced in cost, but Valor Point (earned) have been upped and the item rentals are no longer available for a month, just three days.

According to Ars Technica, a player would have to participate in 50 matches per day to be able to keep a weapon using Valor Points – which will result in players spending more money or grinding more to earn said points.

There’s more through the link, and over on Eurogamer.

Heroes of the Fall, the newest update for Battlefield Heroes, is now live.

The free update includes the Riverside Rush map, game menu changes, loads of bug fixes, and improved social networking.

Release notes are rather extensive, and can be found through here.