Others say...

"Recomended for all"
The game is awsome. It's loads of fun, online and off. If you have the money I highly recomend getting this game, like I said loads of fun and great graphics at the high setting.

"Excellent game, no real flaws"
Not a kid. I don't feel like makin a purchase.

I must first say that my computer is relatively new, around 6 months ago. I have 2 gigs of RAM and 7500 GeForce Nvidia Card. I am able to run this with graphics on full with very little to no lag.

With that said, even if you don't have a great card, this is a great game. Running with graphics at rock bottom will still give you a great game.

If you're a fan of Tom Clancy, Command & Conquer, the Battlefield series, Star Wars: Battlefront... pretty much video games in general... you'll love this game. It has elements from FPS, strategy, and tactical combined, giving you a well rounded experience with excellent equipment and vehicles at the same time. DO NOT get the base game without Spec Forces. Its just not worth it.

Special Forces gives you unlockable weapons, like the FlashBang grenade, usable in the base game maps if unlocked. This will give you an edge over the mainstream players, since they can't shoot at what they can't see.

Whatever you hear, the game DOES NOT REQUIRE GameSpy Arcade. All you have to do is create an account in which to log in with. Simple, easy, free, and requires only e-mail. I mean, I PAY for Xbox Live, and I have the Modern Combat version on Xbox 360 (which is nothing compared to this).

Excellent game, for the crazy run-and-gunners, drivers, pilots, snipers, Scott Mitchells, and Norman Schwarzkopfs in all of us.

"Great Game!! Perfect for Team Tactics"
Golden Rule Infantry Division

We are not your typical clan, our focus game is BF2 and our primary goal is comradry and team play! We are looking for active players who just want to have a good time, have a good attitude and know how to treat others as you would like to be treated.

We currently have 3 game servers and our own team speak server. Check out the site TheGridTeam dot com we have a tremendous amount of information in our forums, and feel free to jump on Team Speak and hang out with us.

I personnally invite you to come and check us out, you wont regret it!

Game on!
BlueWater

"Incredible."
Grea game. I love the fact that you can have 64 people playing in one game. that means 32 people on 1 team. Thats unheard of. No other games i have played compare to this. But there is a price. You need a graphics card, atleast I recommend one. You will need to close every program in order to play this or else it will create lag like never before. Logging in for me takes around 2 minutes because I have not yet figured out how to turn the auto-server connect feature. Get this game if you are ready to enter a whole new dimension of online gaming. The gameplay is like you are actually there, it is truely amazing. You get ranked in the game, the higher the rank the more seniority you have over other players. Thats a good feeling. Get this game.

"A Great game, but with Great demands!"
Battlefield 2 is a great game, as long as your computer can handle it. I just got a Compaq Presario SR2038X for Christmas, and it can barely handle this game. And this is a decent computer. It had an AMD Athlon 64 dual-core processor, a 256 NVIDIA graphics card, 1 GB of Ram; I mean this computer handles all my other games fine. But this game is demanding! Don't get me wrong, it's a great game, but just make sure your computer can handle it before you go out and buy it. With my computer I can run it on the lowest settings, with textures set to medium. Anything higher than that and my computer will crash! So beware, you need a super computer to run this thing stably. The game is actually very fun though. If you have played any other previous Battlefield games, then you'll definitely want to buy this one, you won't be disappointed. The graphics are good; there are a bunch of new weapons, and some sweet new vehicles. The online play has also been improved, now allowing you to chat with your squad members in real time through a headset. I recommend this package over BF2 itself, because if you buy Battlefield 2, like it (which you probably will), and then buy Special Forces separately, you're looking at spending $50. Here, if you buy them both together, you save yourself 10 bucks. The expansion is also pretty cool, giving you new armies to fight as, new maps, and some new weapons and gadgets like grappling hooks and night vision goggles. So overall, this is a great game, just as long as your computer can handle it.