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There's plenty to look forward to in EA's upcoming Battlefield Heroes, discovered Ars Technica, who were provided with a beta key. Did I mention the game's free?

Ars Technica has given EA's free to play PC title Battlefield: Heroes quite the play test. The verdict? It's easy to play and much fun, although we're still left wondering what we'll be asked to pay for. Read More...

The last of the trio of titles shown by EA DICE at GDC this year, Battlefield: Heroes represents an impressive step forward for the quality of free-to-play, ad-driven games. Read More...

The upcoming free-to-play shooter Battlefield Heroes has been delayed and will not make its originally planned summer release date.Read More...

Beta sign-ups for the free, ad-driven Battlefield: Heroes have opened. Get ready to get your cartoon war on.Read More...

EA has announced that the closed beta for Battlefield Heroes will be shutting down today in order to add an extra layer of polish. Plans are to re-open it early next year.Read More...

Game designer David Perry, the man behind games like Earthworm Jim and MDK, has said that he believes EA's upcoming free-to-play project Battlefield Heroes will be a huge success, and shouldn't be underestimated.Read More...

EA DICE's Battlefield: Heroes is meant for gamers who fall outside the mainstream audience, but DICE's label for the group might surprise you.Read More...

Crysis and Unreal Tournament 3 sales seemed to be catastrophic to some, who declared that PC gaming is dead. Publishers and studios however, will continue to bring games out which are PC only. Electronic Arts want to question this and will be releasing Battlefield Heroes, not only will it work well on laptops and low end desktops, it will be free.