How to play Battlefield: Bad Company PS3 game

Here we continue to introduce the classic PS3 games series which are available within PS3 games hard drive  provided by fyygame.com;This time what we want to talk about is Battlefield: Bad Company PS3 game

We'll introduce Battlefield: Bad Company PS3 game in brief first and then talk about the guide of using controller and others.

Here below is a brief introduce to this Battlefield: Bad Company PS3 game

Title
Battlefield: Bad Company

Platform
PlayStation 3

AMG Rating
game rating

ESRB Rating
* Alcohol Reference
* Strong Language
* Violence

Genre
* Shooter

Style
* First-Person Shooter

Themes
* Modern Warfare

Release Date
June 24, 2008

Developer
EA DICE

Publisher
Electronic Arts

Controls
Joystick/Gamepad

Flags
Features Dolby Digital Sound

Save Space Required
300MB

Supports
Vibration Function Compatible

Below is the reference for the usage of controller when playing this Battlefield: Bad Company PS3 game

COMPLETE CONTROLS
GENERAL GAMEPLAY
SOLDIER CONTROLS
Left Analog Stick	move
L3 Button (Hold)	sprint
R3 Button	crouch
R1 Button	fire, use selected item
R2 Button	toggle weapon, cycle weapon attachments (when weapon is equipped)
L1 Button	zoom
L2 Button	toggle item
Triangle Button	produce, use knife
Right Analog Stick	look
Square Button	reload
X Button	jump
Circle Button	enter, exit, use, pick up
D-Pad Up	take screenshot (multiplayer only)
Start Button	menu
Select Button	score (multiplayer only)
VEHICLE CONTROLS
Left Analog Stick	turn
Right Analog Stick	look, move turret
L1 or X Button	throttle
L2 or Square Button	brake, reverse
R1 Button	fire
Triangle Button	change position
D-Pad Down	toggle radio channels (transports and trucks)
Circle Button	exit vehicle
R2 Button	deploy smoke (tank)
R3 Button	toggle camera
D-Pad Up	take screenshot (multiplayer only)
Start Button	menu
Select Button	score (multiplayer only)
HELICOPTER CONTROLS
Right Analog Stick	pitch, yaw
L1 Button	ascend
L2 Button	descend
Left Analog Stick	roll, throttle
R1 Button	fire
Triangle Button	change position
Circle Button	exit helicopter
R3 Button	toggle camera
D-Pad Up	take screenshot (multiplayer only)
Start Button	menu
Select Button	score (multiplayer only)
MENU CONTROLS
Left Analog Stick or D-Pad	highlight option
X Button	select option, advance
Circle Button	cancel, back

Well,after knowing the details of controller,you may need to choose a high quality PS3 controller / Yellow PS3 dualshock controller to increase your game experience in this Battlefield: Bad Company PS3 game

What first made the Battlefield: Bad Company PS3 game attractive was the introduction of the frostbite engine. So in response to the common question "how powerful is it really?" It shatters the unreal engine, and anything unreal 3.0 is going to hope to do. This new engine allows for the destruction of....well...anything. If you find yourself playing an assault class and decide you need a door to a building pronto, then have no fear our rifle mounted grenade launchers are here. Nearly any wall or building is subject to destruction, which makes the gameplay that much more interesting. Hiding from that big tank inside a building isn't going to work like it did in Halo. This opens up a whole new realm of tactics, especially in capture gametypes.

More often than not, these "genre defining engines" are riddled with flaws, the most common is the graphical support, that have made far to many revolutionary games look terrible. This is not a problem in B company as it looks stunning and rarely experiences framerate drops (massive artillery strikes tend to weigh you down a little)

The single player in this Battlefield: Bad Company PS3 game is excellently written and designed. It does suffer from the occasional cheesy line, or less than funny joke, but it makes up for it with superb single player gameplay. The difficulty is on excellent par with it's it's play types and is sure to satisfy hardcore BF players to people new to the shooter genre

The Multi-player aspect of BF games has always been it's focus,and B Company is no different. It offers dozens of unlockable weapons, but sadly, many of the weapons are hard to distinguish between performances. The M16 for example has excellent range for an assault wep, but it isn't very noticeable in gameplay. The other issue with the multiplayer derives from its massive scale, which causes frequent lag.
Def worth the buy