Battlefield Series - Games and Platforms

Games and Platforms

Titles in the Battlefield series
Year Engine Title PC Mac Xbox PS2 X360 PS3
2002 Refractor 1 Battlefield 1942 Yes Yes Yes Yes No No
2003 Refractor 1 ■ Battlefield 1942: The Road to Rome Yes Yes
2003 Refractor 1 ■ Battlefield 1942: Secret Weapons of WWII Yes Yes
2004 Refractor 1 Battlefield Vietnam Yes
2005 Refractor 2 Battlefield 2 Yes
2005 Refractor 2 ■ Battlefield 2: Special Forces Yes
2005 RenderWare ■ Battlefield 2: Modern Combat No Yes Yes Yes
2006 Refractor 2 ■ Battlefield 2: Euro Force Yes
2006 Refractor 2 ■ Battlefield 2: Armored Fury Yes
2006 Refractor 2 Battlefield 2142 Yes Yes
2007 Refractor 2 ■ Battlefield 2142: Northern Strike Yes No
2008 Frostbite 1.0 Battlefield: Bad Company No Yes Yes
2009 Refractor 2 Battlefield Heroes Yes
2009 Frostbite 1.5 Battlefield 1943 No Yes Yes
2010 Frostbite 1.5 Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Yes Yes Yes
2010 Frostbite 1.5 ■ Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam Yes Yes Yes
2011 Refractor 2 Battlefield Play4Free Yes
2011 Frostbite 2 Battlefield 3 Yes Yes Yes
2011 Frostbite 2 ■ Battlefield 3: Back to Karkand Yes Yes Yes
2012 Frostbite 2 ■ Battlefield 3: Close Quarters Yes Yes Yes
2012 Frostbite 2 ■ Battlefield 3: Armored Kill Yes Yes Yes
2012 Frostbite 2 ■ Battlefield 3: Aftermath Yes Yes Yes
2013 Frostbite 2 ■ Battlefield 3: End Game Yes Yes Yes
2013/2014 TBA ■ Battlefield 4 Yes Yes Yes

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