Battlefield 3 Premium Edition Receives Price Drop

August 30th, 2012 News, PC, PS3, XBOX 360 2 comments

Battlefield 3 Premium Edition was announced recently, coupling the base game with the Premium service. At the time of the reveal, the newest edition was set to carry a $69.99 price tag. Now, shortly before the game’s September 11th release date, EA has stated that the Premium Edition will debut at a lower price.

For $59.99 — the suggested retail price for nearly every game nowadays — you’ll get the following:

Engage in all-out warfare with award-winning multiplayer, intense co-op, and thrilling single-player missions.

Get all 5 expansion packs including 20 new maps, 20 new weapons, 10 new vehicles, and 4 new game modes.

Ultimate vehicle warfare returns with Battlefield’s signature vehicle warfare experience, including damaged vehicles that can retreat or be defended until they automatically regain armor.

A whole new level of destruction awaits as Frostbite 2 lets you chip away at cover, blow holes in walls, deform the terrain, and bring down entire building facades on enemies.

Get a head start online with 15 advanced weapons plus gadgets, vehicle upgrades, and more.

Never go into battle alone thanks to the powerful new community and social features of Battlelog.

With the Premium subscription costing $50 and Battlefield 3 currently going for $39.99, you can look at this package one of two ways: One, you’re getting Premium for $20 or, Two, you’re paying $10 for the game. Either way you look at it, the end result favors the consumer.

Many retailers, including Amazon, have already updated their listings for Battlefield 3 Premium Edition on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. So choose your preferred outlet and secure your copy!

2 Comments

Battlefield Minded
August 30, 2012 at 8:34 PM
Ok i never really thought of buying battlefield on day one as purchasing a incomplete game. But now with this news. This is basically the complete version of the game. SOoooo I did buy a incomplete game. that sucks………….
Jesus Christ
September 8, 2012 at 12:49 AM
Well every EA game is incomplete and the folks at EA release patches and dlc to slowly finish them.