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Apple Games' most recent features offer an examination of four of the Cider powered game titles recently released by EA. The articles showcase Battlefield 2142, Command & Conquer 3 Tiberium Wars, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, and Need For Speed: Carbon.

Battlefield 2142:
Battlefield 2142, however, throws in a new game mode: Titan. Available only when you head online for multi-player mayhem involving up to 64 gamers, Titan gives each side a massive flying warship that the opposition must destroy. A commander controls each Titan, unleashing deadly attacks on ground troops and vehicles and maneuvering the massive ship around the battlefield, trying to avoid the missiles that will take down its shields. Once a Titan’s shields have been depleted, the opposition can board it, fighting their way to the central reactor core and ultimately destroying it.

As you gain experience points during battles between EU and PAC, you attain military ranks (over 40 in all) that unlock better weapons, grenades, mines, and more than 40 other items. Those high-tech toys let you customize your soldier class, giving you an edge against the opposition. Battle-hardened players get to lead squads, giving them access to other important unlockable items, and they can even apply to be commanders, who survey the entire map and call in EMP strikes, order supply drops, and more.

Apple Games: Battlefield 2142

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Battlefield 2142

Command and Conquer 3 Tiberium Wars

Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix

Need for Speed: Carbon

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