"It's a matter of days now before Battlefield 6 comes out, so EA is celebrating with not just a launch trailer, but a "launch hype trailer." The new video for the FPS features all sorts of explosions, demolition, crashing helicopters, and even a soldier wielding a sledgehammer for a deadly attack. Seen below, the Battlefield 6 launch trailer is all about showing off large-scale warfare. We see buildings getting blown up, aerial combat, and tanks rolling around."
"Battlefield 6 will receive a beefy day-one patch that includes over 200 changes, such as balance improvements and bug fixes. In a blog post for the update, Battlefield Studios also hinted that naval warfare could come to the game in the future. Earlier this week, the developer shared data about what Battlefield 6 players preferred between open and closed weapons playlists."
"This week looks monumental for the FPS franchise, with one analyst believing Battlefield 6 could sell 5 million copies in its first week. Battlefield 6 will launch this Friday, October 10 on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. Zooming out, publisher EA recently sold itself for $55 billion to an "investor consortium" that includes Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund and Jared Kushner's Affinity Partners."
Battlefield 6 launches October 10 on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, backed by a high-energy launch hype trailer showcasing large-scale warfare. The trailer features explosions, demolished buildings, crashing helicopters, tanks, aerial combat, and a soldier using a sledgehammer, set to a rendition of Limp Bizkit's "Break Stuff" with the refrain "give me something to break." The launch package includes a day-one patch with over 200 balance changes and bug fixes, and developers hinted at potential future naval warfare. Player data showed preference for open weapons playlists over class-locked weapons. One analyst forecasted five million first-week sales. EA recently sold to an investor consortium for $55 billion.
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