Some FPS games - Half-Life, Doom, Counter-Strike - are intrinsically part of gaming and PC culture. There will always be a new Call of Duty. The legacy of erstwhile classics like Quake and Far Cry is settled forever. But for every totem to the genre’s history, dozens of lesser-known, lesser-loved, or just lesser-played shooters slip into time’s yawning chasm. The Battlefield series lives on, but one of its finest chapters, the Bad Company spinoffs from 2008 and 2010 respectively, are comparatively forgotten. For the true destruction physics devotees, the idea of Battlefield Bad Company 3 is as tantalizing as a new Titanfall - but feels similarly unlikely. On the contrary, the series’ senior and lead designer, whose credits include Payday 2 and Metal Hellslinger, now tells PCGamesN that if EA comes knocking, he’s very much on board. Continue reading Battlefield Bad Company lead says he’s “right here” if EA wants a new game MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best FPS games, Best multiplayer games, Best war games