Battlefield 2: Special Forces is a video game by Electronic Arts in which players take on the role of one of 6 different special forces soldiers - Navy SEALs, British SAS, Russian Spetznas, MEC Special Forces, Rebel groups and insurgents. Armed with the latest weapons and vehicles available to these elite military units, up to 64 players can engage in major conflicts. The game also features persistent character growth that allows players to rise through the ranks as they progress through campaigns. Battlefield 2 Special Forces focuses on real-world locations and events from behind the scenes of news headlines, providing an authentic experience for fans of modern warfare games.

Max Payne 3 is a critically acclaimed video game that follows its titular character through an expansive single-player campaign. It also introduces the first thorough multiplayer experience in the series. This unique twist dynamically alters maps and mode progression for all players in a match, with traditional multiplayer modes included. Additionally, Max Payne 3 has a deep reward and leveling system, persistent clans, and strategic load-out options to make it even more enjoyable.

In Battlefield 2, players take control of one of three military superpowers—the United States, China, or the Middle East Coalition—in massive online battles with over 100 players. The game features destructible environments that adjust in scale based on the number of players in each match and enhanced team play features like Commander Mode. Players increase their rank from recruit to General by achieving success in-game and unlock awards including new weapons, vehicle decals, medals, etc. The game engine and physics system make it feel more realistic than ever before; for example, the material penetration feature measures a weapon's ability to fire through barriers depending on what they are made out of.

Battlefield 3 is a popular first-person shooter video game that immerses players in the chaos of modern warfare. Players take on the role of elite U.S Marines and engage in intense single player missions and multiplayer battles across various locations around the world, including Europe, Middle-East, and North America. The battlefield comes alive with realistic sound effects like bullets whizzing by and explosions that throw you to the ground for a truly immersive experience.

Battlefield: Bad Company is an action-packed video game developed by Electronic Arts and powered by Digital Illusions' Frostbite game engine. In this next-generation console title, gamers find themselves behind enemy lines with a squad of renegade soldiers who are out for gold and revenge. The single player experience offers plenty of adventure and dark humor, while the trademark sandbox gameplay allows players to nearly destroy anything in their path. Multiplayer options also abound, featuring deep gameplay modes that make the most of Battlefield: Bad Company's destructible environments.

Saints Row 2 is a sequel to the first open-world title on next-generation consoles. It is set years after the original Saints Row in a Stilwater that has both familiar and strange aspects. The player, wounded, betrayed and thirsting for revenge seeks to take back the city that has forgotten him/her. This game features customized options such as gender, age, voice, crib and gang customization. There is also an expansive city of Stilwater with new vehicles like motorcycles, boats, helicopters and planes waiting to be explored. Additionally it boasts playable online co-op through its single-player campaign or in its all new open world competitive multiplayer mode unseen before in this genre.

War Rock is an online military first-person shooter developed by K2 Network. It features realistic weapons, team and solo play as well as intense missions and maps. Players have five different character classes to choose from, each with their own unique abilities for players to master. War Rock offers three game modes: Close Quarters Combat, Urban Ops and Battlegroup. The game's intense tactical action will keep players engaged for hours on end in fast-paced combat scenarios.