End Game will feature four new maps, each with varying levels of size, along with the new dirt bike to make CTF games all the more exciting. There will also be new lightweight anti-air vehicles, a new dropship and the brand new Air Superiority mode.

Having been absent since the old Battlefield days, Air Superiority will allow players to take to the skies and dogfight each other using only aerial vehicles. Considering some of the domination people have shown with planes, we’d say you should start practicing now.

PS3 Premium subscribers will be able to get their hands on End Game now, while Xbox 360 and PC Premium members will receive it on March 12th. Non-Premium PS3 players can play it on March 16th while regular Xbox 360 and PC gamers will receive access on March 26th.

According to Playfront, the DLC will be releasing on March 28th. However, if other sources are to be believed, there will be separate release dates for each platform, and depending on Premium and non-Premium access.

First, it will be releasing on March 5th for Premium members on PS3. Xbox 360 and PC Premium members will be next in the queue and receive it on March 12th. Regular PS3 players will get it on March 16th and regular Xbox 360/PC gamers will receive access on March 26th.

Sound worth the wait for the high-speed dirtbikes and combat, along with Air Superiority mode?

Battlefield 3: End Game trailer has been released by DICE showing some slow mo screenshots in a video with a stock soundtrack to back it up.

The DLC pack delivers some of the most high-speed warfare to date across four vast maps. Race through enemy lines using the new dirt bike, bringing speed and agility to the Battlefield, or fight back aerial assaults with new lightweight AA vehicles.

Coordinate lightning fast attacks and defenses in the return of the classic Capture The Flag game mode. In the skies, the new dropship introduces the ability to turn the tide with rapid deployment air drops of troop transports.

It is free to people who have the Battlefield 3 Season Pass, others have to pay. We will be reviewing it soon so stay tuned to GB.

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1. Operation Riverside – Suited for infantry warfare over vehicular combat, since ground vehicles need to take the long roads to get around. The large river gives the map its name and because of the restricted movement, it’s perfect for the all new Dirt Bike vehicle.

2. Nebandan Flats- A desert with wind generators, secret weapons and enough openness for full scale vehicular combat. Little cover means players will need to move quickly lest they face attacks.

3. Kiasar Railroad – A railway which delivers covert weapons presents a dangerous landscape full of tight corners and hiding places. Also allows for killer jumps on Dirt Bikes.

4. Sabalan Pipeline: An oil pipeline set against a snowy landscape, perfect both infantry battles and vehicle fighting. A central base lies to the center of the map, which is essential for dominating the roads. Perfect for the new Conquest mode.

Besides offering new maps and weapons, you also get a new vehicular type: The Dirt-bike. Two players can ride, one driving and the other trying to aim at high speeds in the hopes of hitting something. Coupled with the magic of Frostbite 2 and it actually looks quite riveting.

And it still beats snow mobiles. Sorry, Modern Warfare.

Watch the trailer all the way to end for the Air Superiority mode though, as the all-fighter jet gameplay allows for large scale dogfights not seen since Battlefield 1943.

Look out for the End Game DLC sometime in March, to be released for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.

EA  have unveiled three new themed digital expansion packs which are: Battlefield 3: Close Quarters in June, Battlefield 3: Armored Kill in the fall, and Battlefield 3: End Game in the winter.

The details for each expansion are outlined as below:

Battlefield 3: Close Quarters – In Battlefield 3: Close Quarters, players are dropped into a frantic, infantry-only theatre of war. Frostbite 2 high definition destruction makes the environment come alive as everything from furniture to plaster gets shot to pieces. Players will feel the intensity of the world exploding around them as rubble and broken pieces pile up on the floor, while tight level design and vertical gameplay create a highly competitive environment. Battlefield 3: Close Quarters also introduces new weapons, assignments and unique dog tags to bring back to the base game.

Battlefield 3: Armored Kill– Following the tight infantry gameplay of Battlefield 3: Close Quarters, DICE will release Battlefield 3: Armored Kill that ups the ante for vehicular mayhem as only Battlefield can do. Featuring new driveable tanks, ATVs, mobile artillery and more, Battlefield 3: Armored Kill also delivers huge battlefields for an all-out vehicle assault, including the biggest map in Battlefield history.

Battlefield 3: End Game – The fourth expansion pack will ship in the winter but details remain tightly guarded.
Battlefield 3: Back to Karkand –Battlefield 3: Back to Karkand is available now for download for $14.99 or 1200 Microsoft points and features four of the most beloved Battlefield 2TM maps (Strike at Karkand, Gulf of Oman, Wake Island and Sharqi Peninsula), all fully re-imagined utilizing the power of the Frostbite 2 engine.

Patrick Bach, Executive Producer, Battlefield 3 said, “Instead of delivering piecemeal map packs, we’re giving players a completely new experience with every themed expansion pack to keep the action fresh. Our expansions are designed to excite our large and active fan base while attracting new recruits with gameplay that is dynamic and unpredictable every time.”