Some downers include no single player campaign, difficult plane control, the inability to pick which map or game type you wish to play (you can end up playing the same map many times in a row, for their are only 4) and some other minor problems.

I havn't ever touched on the vehicles (cars, boats, tanks, planes.), highly destructible enviorments (simluar to Bad Company), the huge open worlds, the good graphics or even the fact that you couldn't even join a game the weekend of launch because it's so crowded. The balanced classes, diverse vehicles, and dynamic maps provide the kind of variety and replayability that is the hallmark of the most engaging online shooters, making Battlefield 1943 well worth the 14.99 asking price. Instead, you earn them by completing certain chalanges, such as running over a certain amount of people, or capturing a certain number of basses. Despite these issues and regardless of the promise of future content, this is still a great game.

You can rank up, but you don't earn any achevements by doing so. Let me start out by saying that this game is awesome! All of the weapons (and classes) are fun to use and each has it's own distinct Let me start out by saying that this game is awesome! All of the weapons (and classes) are fun to use and each has it's own distinct personality, simular to Call of Duty.

Battlefield 1943 review