We recently got our mitts on Battlefield 2, the upcoming follow-up to the extremely popular slam-bang shooter series from EA and Digital Illusions. The game is coming along extremely well. Like its predecessors, it's a military first-person shooter that focuses on team play, with almost enough realism to be called a serious simulation and more than enough action to match any arcade game. We had a chance to try out even more run-and-gun action and take an up-close look at the commander view, which is a part of Battlefield 2's stronger focus on team tactics. Here's what we found out.