Battlefield has always maintained a reputation for its action-filled trailers, and Battlefield 6 will likely be no different.
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The upcoming Battlefield 6 unveiling is expected to provide the first taste of the project, laying the foundations for a full showcase later this year. What to expect from the Battlefield 6 reveal trailer We've rounded up all the latest Battlefield 6 news and rumors so far for a deeper dive into what's ahead. The next Battlefield also appears poised to embrace franchise staples, described by Henderson as Battlefield 3 or Battlefield 4 "on steroids." That comes with increased environmental destruction, allowing players to level the majority of multiplayer maps, with the same meeting of infantry and vehicular encounters.
Tom Henderson, a reputable leaker with a proven track record, suggests an upcoming soft reboot titled "BATTLEFIELD." It will embrace a near-future setting, blending modern-day conflict with drones, robots, and upcoming military tech. The latest on Battlefield now relies on rumors and leaks, with insider sources recently providing an insight into what comes next.
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It suggests the next Battlefield has been built around the capabilities of the latest consoles, raising questions around availability on older Xbox One and PS4 hardware. "The technical advancements of the new consoles are allowing the teams to deliver a true next-gen vision for the franchise," Electronic Arts CEO Andrew Wilson told investors in late 2020.
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The conversation has since shifted to its "next-gen" ambitions amid the launch of Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 consoles. The appearance primarily focused on technical advancements behind its vision, showcasing large-scale battle simulations, new destruction models, and facial animations. This game will be depended on to generate revenue for years, not months, so it needs to release in a phenomenally polished state.Source: Electronic Arts (Image credit: Source: Electronic Arts)Įlectronic Arts has long teased its next Battlefield game, briefly mentioning the project in passing at EA Play Live in June 2020, alongside Dragon Age 4. With a core series like Battlefield though, EA won’t be pulling any punches or cutting corners. EA recently made the decision to cut all work on Anthem, leaving it as a failed attempt at a game. However, Battlefield 6 is far from canceled. Miele acknowledges that some fans may take this as bad news. Therefore, Battlefield 6 can only benefit from their input. However, they’re just as proficient at shooters.
The team is no doubt eager to be working on games they know they can pull off. The next game in the series will mark Criterion’s return to the racing genre. The developer is well-known for being a phenomenal racing game developer, yet EA has had Need for Speed with Ghost Games for three entries now. Now, it looks like at least one of those games won’t be part of the 2021 release slate.Ĭriterion is the developer behind the Burnout series and cult classic shooter Black. Need for Speed was also delayed to 2021, with a promise that both games would release in that year. In November 2020, EA explained to investors that Battlefield 6 needed to be pushed to 2021 due to development constraints. Working on a game from home, when the structure of the workflow was never intended to be so, must be a huge strain that the team is feeling right now.
Miele added that while the EA DICE team, the primary developers on Battlefield 6, has been working hard, they’re getting to the point where they’re a bit fatigued now. More hands are needed to get the game to where it needs to be by the intended release date. Laura Miele, Chief Studios Officer for EA, explained that remote working due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has taken its toll on the game’s development. While EA claims that the franchise isn’t in trouble, clearly some expertise that Criterion can offer is required to meet the late 2021 release date. The game will now be launching one year later, and the developer working on it, Criterion, has had their focus shifted to Battlefield 6.īattlefield 6 is set to debut on PS5 and Xbox One later this year. Electronic Arts is postponing the release of the latest Need for Speed game.
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