Ben Cousins, executive producer at EA's DICE studio, revealed that DICE actually has five different Battlefield games in varying stages of development, including Battlefield: Bad Company (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) and Battlefield Heroes. Learn more after the jump!

PC gamers will be glad to know that the folks at DICE have now opened beta signups for Battlefield Heroes to the public. If you want to know more about the beta signup phase, feel free to check the full article.

Goodman of the Battlefield Heroes site has made some clarifications regarding the game's upcoming beta phase. For one, EA has decided to divide the beta run into several stages, which should ensure that they spot any possible problems as quickly as they arise. More details are available in the full article.

 If you can't wait for EA's upcoming free to play online action game Battlefield Heroes, here's your chance to get a headstart on things to come: the game's beta is kicking off just before summer and registration is in full swing. Details have come out regarding the whens and hows of it, so head to the full article and get the nitty-gritty on it.

Battlefield Heroes was the first of surprises in the PC gaming scene in 2008, after the World War II, third-person strategy shooter's recent unveiling caught the attention of thousands of gamers around the globe. And we were no exception - Digital Illusions CE (DICE) pulled an awesome three-hit combo: the cartoonish art style, online multiplayer game concept, and - gasp! - a free-to-play business model. But how exactly will all this work for DICE? Get the answer at the full story.

News of Electronic Arts' new Play 4 Free business model announcement had sent quite a number of eyebrows into orbit, and it looks like DICE's upcoming cartoon shooter, Battlefield Heroes will be raising more eyebrows. We bring you Exhibit A, screenshots and the first trailer of the video game. Check them out in the full article.

Electronic Arts has announced that they will be releasing their first game under the Play 4 Free business model, Battlefield Heroes, this summer. This game is free for users to both download and play. Fans of the older games in the series will be pleased to know that this title was developed by DICE, the same people who brought us both Battlefield 1942 and Battlefield 2142. More on this in the full article.