Battlefield: Bad Company
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The following cheat codes are for Battlefield: Bad Company on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
| CHEAT CODES | |
|---|---|
| Go to Unlockables and and bring up the Enter Code window, then enter any of the following codes. | |
| M60 Machine Gun | try4ndrunf0rcov3r |
| QBU88 Sniper Rifle | your3mynextt4rget |
| USAS-12 Shotgun | aw3somef1rep0wer |
| Uzi | cov3r1ngthecorn3r |
About Battlefield: Bad Company
Battlefield: Bad Company (also recognized as BF:BC) is a cinematic first-person shooter that introduced a more character-driven narrative and a destructive environment system that fundamentally changed the franchise. Developed by DICE and published by Electronic Arts (EA) in 2008, the game was released exclusively for the Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3) and Xbox 360. Departing from the serious tone of previous entries, the story follows a ragtag squad of "B Company" soldiers—Preston Marlowe, Sarge, Sweetwater, and Haggard—who go AWOL during a conflict between the United States and Russia to pursue a stash of mercenary gold.
Across PS3 and Xbox 360, the gameplay is defined by the debut of the Frostbite engine, which introduced "Tactical Destruction," allowing players to blow holes in walls and level small buildings to expose enemy cover. The Xbox 360 version is frequently noted for its early achievement system integration and stable online performance via Xbox Live, while the PS3 version is celebrated for its uncompressed audio and the high-fidelity sound design the series became famous for. Both versions introduced the "Gold Rush" multiplayer mode (the precursor to the popular "Rush" mode), where attackers must destroy crates of gold while defenders hold the line. The game is lauded for its unique blend of humor, open-ended level design, and a robust four-class system (Assault, Demolition, Recon, and Specialist) that encouraged squad-based tactics. While the multiplayer servers have since been officially retired, the game remains a definitive milestone for the series, marking its successful transition into the console-exclusive market and the birth of its most beloved sub-series. Whether you are using a grenade launcher to create a new doorway on your Xbox or enjoying the banter of the squad on your PS3, Battlefield: Bad Company remains a gritty, funny, and explosive classic.