Battlefield V's Battle Royale mode is still in development, but at least we now have more details regarding its name and suprising lack of individual play modes.
Battlefield V will be coming in November instead of October. Thankfully, the wait is made more bearable by the fact that there’s an open beta for the game coming on all platforms, and you can pre-download it right now
Battlefield V was set to launch on October 19, but that’s just days after Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, and just days before Fred Dead Redemption 2. Sandwiched between those two, Battlefield V’s chances of success are limited – and early pre-order trackings show that. EA hasn’t said that they’re afraid of the game losing to those juggernauts, but they have moved the game’s release date. You’ll now be able to play Battlefield V on November 20, a month later than originally planned.
Nvidia has been dodging questions about traditional performance of their cards all week, but we finally have a psuedo benchmark to compare the new RTX cards with the older Pascal models.
Thanks to persistent customizations and skills unlocked as you play, The Company is a new feature in Battlefield V that lets you play the upcoming WWII shooter the way you want. And now EA and DICE have given us the first look at it with a brand new trailer.
Players can jump into the up 64-player Conquest mode of Battlefield V on the Rotterdam map, set in the embattled Holland city, or the Arctic Fjord map, set in icy Narvik, Norway. In Conquest, you must battle for control of key locations on a massive multiplayer map, using the new Fortifications, towable weaponry, and Squad Reinforcements system.
After two very iffy trailers, a brand new preview for Battlefield V is here explode some hype onto your screens with a look at brand new maps and gameplay. And even a brief glimpse of Battlefield V's answer to Battle Royale!
EA is offering unlimited access to its gaming catalogue with Origin Access Premier, but the service is still waiting on two big heavy hitters to prove its worth.
A good loot box never feels like a coupon. It feels like a moment. …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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