Tag Archives: Electronic Arts

Watch EA Play 2018 Here

EA Play will begin in two hours and below you can find a stream via which you can watch the entire press conference. From what we know so far, EA will showcase Anthem, Battlefield 5 and FIFA 19. We also may get a glimpse at one of the Star Wars game, Respawn may tease one of the games that it’s currently developing, and the publisher will most likely also officially announce Unravel 2. Continue reading Watch EA Play 2018 Here →

DICE details Battlefield V destruction, fortification, soldier movement, revive system, squads and more

DICE has published a lengthy post in which it goes into more details about Battlefield V’s destruction, fortification, soldier movement, revive system, squads, new strategy decisions that will be available and gun play. Continue reading DICE details Battlefield V destruction, fortification, soldier movement, revive system, squads and more →

EA’s new triple-A open-world Star Wars game will feature a single-player narrative campaign

Back in March, we informed you about a new triple-A open-world game that is being developed by EA Vancouver. And today, we have some new information about this Star Wars title. According to another job listing, this upcoming Star Wars game will feature a single-player narrative campaign. Continue reading EA’s new triple-A open-world Star Wars game will feature a single-player narrative campaign →

Battlefield V – Official Minimum PC System Requirements

DICE and Electronic Arts have revealed the official minimum PC requirements for Battlefield V (via its Origin store page). According to the developers, PC gamers will need at least an Intel  Core i5 6600K or an AMD FX-6350 with 8GB of RAM and an AMD Radeon HD 7850 or an nVidia GeForce GTX 660. Continue reading Battlefield V – Official Minimum PC System Requirements →

New Battlefield V details: No loot boxes or Premium Pass, enhanced movement system, bullet penetration & more

The official Twitter account for Battlefield V has revealed some new details about Battlefield V. According to the developers, this latest Battlefield game won’t feature loot boxes or a Premium Pass, meaning that all players will have access to the same maps and modes. Continue reading New Battlefield V details: No loot boxes or Premium Pass, enhanced movement system, bullet penetration & more →