I Really Hope Battlefield 6 Isn't Flooded With Dumb Crossover Skins

I Really Hope Battlefield 6 Isn't Flooded With Dumb Crossover Skins

Earlier today, after months of teases, leaks, and rumors, EA and Battlefield Studios finally unveiled the first official trailer for Battlefield 6. And what we’ve seen so far seems great. I just hope that EA avoids following Call of Duty, Rainbow Six Siege, Destiny 2, and countless other games that have chased Fortnite…Read more...

Battlefield 6’s rumors: A release date possibly leaked by EA

On July 24, Electronic Arts (EA) showcased a reveal trailer for Battlefield 6, and with that came a heap of rumors related to the game’s release date. While a few leaks had already been circulating before the trailer, it seems as though the latest batch is confirmed. With a multiplayer trailer coming on July 31, it would seem as though players are now sure of a release date. To add, while none of the leaks or rumors have been confirmed, they do …

„Remember, no pre-orders.” Fans are excited by Battlefield 6 trailer, but cautious

The first Battlefield 6 trailer has generated positive reactions, but players are mostly wary. They are trying to cool their enthusiasm at least until the gameplay is revealed.This info „Remember, no pre-orders.” Fans are excited by Battlefield 6 trailer, but cautious was first published on Gamepressure.com 25 July 2025.

Battlefield 6's First Trailer Promises Brutal Modern Combat and Bigger Battles

Finally, after months of multiple teases, EA and Battlefield Studios have released the first official trailer for Battlefield 6. It doesn’t feature live gameplay yet, but the video has a bold vibe to it, and fans are already overanalyzing every shot. We are launched into war-torn Manhattan in the opening moments, the Brooklyn Bridge having […]

I have grown to hate Call of Duty's obsession with cringe licensed skins — I'm praying to the FPS gods more than ever that 'Battlefield 6' is actually good

EA has every opportunity to capture an audience desperate for a grounded military shooter experience. But EA's history of actually, you know, delivering for fans is incredibly spotty.