Long story short: No new Battlefield game until the next consoles are out, which EA totally aren’t losing sleep over thanks to Apex Legends and Battlefield 5 currently pumping more cash into their coffers while I stay up at night crying about how Titanfall deserved better.

What do the Tides of War still have in store for seasoned soldiers? A whole lot more conflict, as this latest trailer for Battlefield V is looking to forge a path forward and create a new beachhead of fun with maps that’ll create tight new challenges. Here’s a look at one of the new maps,Marita, that’ll be available in August.

It would seem that nobody is having a good quarter this financial year. Just as Square Enix announced they were struggling to make a profit despite increased game sales, EA meanwhile is financially underperforming. But they may not be taking that lying down, if they follow through on certain “indications”. Despite following a successful launch of new battle royale game …

Battlefield V had a very rough start, and EA is finely spilling the beans on just how rough it was and how they're now turning those misfortunes around.

The first trailer for Chapter 2: Lightning Strikes of Battlefield V's Tides of War live-service has dropped, teasing not only the long-awaited Firestorm battle royale mode, but also a bunch of new and returning classic game modes.

Battlefield V is a great game that is unfortunately being held back a bit by some annoying bugs and gameplay decisions. Luckily, developer DICE is now addressing several of these issues, starting this week.

One of the hottest debated aspects of Battlefield V has been its heavily unforgive time-to-kill combat mechanics, but developer DICE has now revealed its very detailed plans on how this will be addressed. However, some members of the community feel that this may create more problems than it solves.

Battlefield V's Battle Royale mode is going to need a lot more time to cook up, as EA confirms it's only expected to launch in March 2019.