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.

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 thinks we’ll see games beamed from the cloud - saying that’s not a matter of “if,” but rather “when.”

EA's Strike series of games boasted a combination of speed, precision and strategy that no other game has managed to copy successfully in the years since the series first made a name for itself.

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.

EA’s last SimCity game was…not very good. It tried to modernise the revered city-builder, but was so limited by its new features and systems that it ended up restricting city size to the point where the game just wasn’t any fun to play. Many still prefer the classic SimCity 2000 for their city building fun, which prompted the release of OpenSC2K. It’s a free, reverse-engineered open-source port of the Maxis original. EA’s had it pulled from the GitHub repository.

Fortnite made a massive deal of cross-platform play when it launched on Nintendo Switch during E3, essentially singling out Sony as the only platform holders that don’t really want to play ball. You’d think that the biggest game on earth right now would apply the sort of pressure needed to get them to shift their policy, but in the weeks …

Battlefield V’s Grand Operations will be in the game at launch as part of the Tides of War mode - but not as its own mode just yet.