11:15 AM on 07.18.2011 |
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A 400-paged novel, simply called Battlefield 3, will see release this year according to Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
The book is listing as being written by the upcoming game's executive producer Patrick Bach, along with Andy McNab. McNab (a pseudonym) is a former Special Air Service operative, and best known for writing both fiction and non-fiction military novels.
Both retailers are listing the book for an October 25 release, the same day the game of the same name hits PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360. I sincerely hope that title is a placeholder, because I honestly can't think of a worse title for a novel than Battlefield 3.
Battlefield 3 book spotted on Amazon [Battlefield 3 Blog]
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