Battlefield V and Cris Tales, along with Microsoft Flight Simulator and The Ascent, will be joining the Xbox Game Pass for the month of July along with more perks, DLCs and content for your favorite video games.
Battlefield 1 and Battlefield V are now available for free from Prime Gaming, and the announcement comes with an action-packed trailer.
While EA Dice has yet to verify Battlefield V’s performance on next-gen consoles, a Twitter user found that it runs at 4K 60FPS.
The final content update may have dropped for Battlefield V, but that doesn’t mean EA and Dice are finished yet. A new update – 7.1 – is on the way, bringing fixes to many of the bugs that have been irritating players.
EA Dice has announced an upcoming content update for Battlefield V but it will apparently be the last one for the World War 2 FPS.
According to EA DICE, both Wake Island and custom servers known as community games will be releasing for Battlefield V next week.
Operation Metro first appeared in Battlefield 3 and it’s completely re-imagined in Battlefield V in the latest update to the game.
Players waiting for Battlefield V’s private matches will have to keep waiting as Dice pushes the release date back. The 4.6 update which was slated to bring private matches to Battlefield did not, but instead brought a new map and fixed some major bugs from the 4.4 patch.
Battlefield V update 4.4 just released, coming with an assortment of balances and bug fixes as well as two new maps and a boost to max career rank from 50 to 500.
Despite some fresh new content for Battlefield V, EA DICE has recently revealed that the competitive 5v5 mode for the game has now been cancelled.
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