After this week’s news that the new Battlefield game will be playable at EA’s E3 event this year, we’ve been thinking about where the series can go next. This fall will mark two years since the last entry, Battlefield 1, hit shelves to great critical and commercial success. Here's five places it should go next.
PS5 Pro owners will be in for a treat with the new Battlefield game currently being developed by DICE based on playtester info.
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While thats great... keep in mind that COD has been 120 FPS on PS5 for quite some time... and even supports 120 FPS on Series S. So it would be nice if they could push for 120 FPS on base consoles in the new Battlefield as well.
After I burnt 100 quids on the gold edition of 2042 with a blind pre-order and for as much as they are creating hype on secondary features like the 120 fps thing .... my humble suggestion is to wait for the game to actually release, have it reviewed by REAL gamers and NOT paid Youtubers and if it hits 86 or above on users' review on MetaCritics it will be a buy for me. Any lack of maps, variety, gameplay or key features that they have implemented in other BF game will be a NO GO on my end. More so as this is EA a company I loved in the early era of video gaming but that now has become the king of microtransactions and deceptive marketing.
DICE is changing the gun customization in the new Battlefield game, and it's one that emphasizes balance and personalization.
The in-development new Battlefield game will feature body-dragging, and we have our first look. Squad emblems confirmed too.
