Added: 17.06.2014 16:42 | 5 views | 0 comments



Battlefield Hardline will be launching a year after Battlefield 4. That's surprising because DICE said a few years ago that annual sequels would "kill the franchise."

Added: 17.06.2014 8:14 | 3 views | 0 comments


Visceral making Hardline because it was passionate about the project.
EA's decision to release a non-DICE developed Battlefield game a year after the Swedish studio's last series entry doesn't necessarily mean the publisher plans to annualise the franchise.

Added: 16.06.2014 8:49 | 3 views | 0 comments


DICE says later betas won't be the same as current PC and PS4 version.
A Battlefield Hardline beta will be available on "all platforms" ahead of the game's launch.

Added: 14.06.2014 9:17 | 1 views | 0 comments


Dealspwn writes: "Despite the new additions to the formula, I can't help but feel that Hardline will struggle to earn its keep on the strength of its multiplayer alone given how similar it feels to Battlefield 4. Luckily it won't have to, because Visceral Games also plan to flex their singleplayer muscles to deliver a quality solo campaign; a high-stakes OTT police drama packed with personality, humour and action. As such, this year, Battlefield might actually deliver the complete package rather than a great multiplayer suite that should have released at a lower price with no campaign whatsoever. But given that DICE have only just fixed Battlefield 4, it could just as easily be a case of too little too soon."

Added: 13.06.2014 19:13 | 6 views | 0 comments


"Early access titles have been all the rage recently on Steam with games such as DayZ, Arma III, and Rust opting to allow gamers to purchase a copy of the game long before there official release date. In exchange you get to play the game in its current state of development. It seems as if this model has caught EA and DICEs eye as they have said in an interview with Game Informer that they are considering releasing future Battlefield titles this way."

Added: 13.06.2014 8:25 | 3 views | 0 comments


Studio may involve fans in the development process to help ensure more stable launches.
DICE is considering introducing early access schemes for its future Battlefield games.

Added: 13.06.2014 8:25 | 3 views | 0 comments


Studio may involve fans in the development process to help ensure more stable launches.
DICE is considering introducing early access schemes for its future Battlefield games.