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.

Star Wars Battlefront 2 had just been released and something was rotten in the state of Denmark. Loot boxes were out of control, the chances of unlocking a character to use in a multiplayer game required a grind of note and in a spot of damage control, EA’s mystery community manager of reddit left a comment that had players fuming. A comment that would go on to make history.

I’m not big on military shootymans games to begin with, but I can help but feel that themost recent Battlefield game hasn’t quite been as much a part of the zeitgeist as in previous years. Hardly anybody shares clips of their Battlefield prowess, and nobody really talks about the game. I can’t say why – because by all accounts it’s a good game at its core. I do suspect though, that it partly has to do with the game’s staggered content release that was done in a way that made it seem like the game wasn’t finished when it shipped.

Originally supposed to be included with the game's launch, Battlefield V's real-world currency system is finally being rolled out today.

After a lengthy wait, Battlefield V's battle royale mode Firestorm finally goes live later tonight. Along with the first gameplay trailer, we've got a breakdown of all the details you need to know how this new game mode will work.

Following on from the leaked tutorial video from earlier in the week, an official trailer for Battlefield V's battle royale Firestorm mode has finally dropped!

After a lengthy delay, Battlefield V's battle royale mode, Firestorm, is almost here. Ahead of the official reveal though, some detailed gameplay footage has leaked out.

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.