A new Battlefield game will launch this year - EA confirms
The game will launch this holiday season and take advantage of next-generation consoles
Published: 2nd February 2021 | Source: EA |
A new Battlefield game will launch this year - EA confirms
During the company's latest earnings call, EA confirmed that their next Battlefield game would be released later this year, taking advantage of next-generation gaming systems.
EA's new Battlefield title will be announced in Spring 2021 and release within the Holiday 2021 timeframe. At this time the setting of EA's next Battlefield game remains unknown, though the game is said to feature full-out military warfare and that the game's development is reportedly progressing well.
During their earnings call, EA confirmed that their new Battlefield game would be feature complete at an earlier time than prior entries in the series, a factor which should allow EA to deliver the game on time and without any major bugs.
In addition to their new Battlefield game, EA confirmed that they have 35 new games at various stages of development. This should ensure that EA has plenty of games to release in the foreseeable future.
EA's next Battlefield title is said to feature a "never-before-seen scale" and "usher in a new generation for Battlefield games". Given this comment, it seems likely that EA's new Battlefield game will be a next-generation exclusive. How else could EA achieve a Battlefield game on such a massive scale?
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Originally Posted by NeverBackDown
Just wish they brought back Bad Company. Such a great game. Hopefully they actually make a good Battlefield game. Been quite a few years since a good one.
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Originally Posted by Bagpuss
Launches in 2021
..playable state in 2023. |
I think you meant:
Launches in 2021, drops support in 2022....
QuoteIt will priced ridiculously and have microtransactions, It will be most likely be a mostly multiplayer affair with some added battle royale added in, with DLC's it'll probably mean it needs its own hard drive. It'll be a cash drive nothing else. I miss the days where games were developed because the developers had a passion for the game, or the art, or the code or the industry as a whole, not lawyers and accountants who need more money for some reasonQuote
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