With Battlefield 6, the series is doubling down on what made previous installments so loved. We’re talking large military battles fought on land, sea and air, with a fully destructible environment to crumble to dust in the process.
It hasn’t launched just yet, but everything we’ve seen has us optimistic about the sequel and what it’ll mean for EA’s Call of Duty rival. A particular design decision fundamentally contributed to that, helping the follow-up four years in the making reinvigorate the series.
Dropping PS4 and Xbox One was a
