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13 Things to Know About Battlefield 5
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You'll be able to play Battlefield 5 on the PS4 and Xbox One. This includes the PlayStation 4 Pro and the Xbox One X. You probably won't be able to play Battlefield 5 on the Xbox 360 or the PlayStation 3. Battlefield 1 wasn't released for these consoles and we don't expect a sudden change this year. If you own one of these older consoles and want to play the next Battlefield 1 game you will need to upgrade this year. The biggest question now is if EA will bring Battlefield over to the Nintendo Switch. FIFA 18 is currently the only EA-developed game available on Nintendo Switch and it could stay that way for awhile it seems. Battlefield 5 press materials don't include the Nintendo Switch so if the game does come to the console, it could come later on. The good news is that the Switch continues to sell well, something that could push EA to release additional Switch games. | ||||||||||||||
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John F
11/15/2018 at 10:42 am
Exciting that the game is almost out now! Might not be a bad deal to sign up for that EA thing for a month just to get early access for an extra week. Though I don’t like the idea that that means they are basically charging $10 or whatever for early access. Even if it is indirect. Anyway, anybody have recommendations on the best deal for a video card for Battlefield 5? Does the GTX 1060 card around $200 listed here: https://daydull.com/gaming/battlefield-v-graphics-card-recommendations-benchmarks-the-best-gpu-deals-for-bf5/ look like a good deal? During beta it was pretty choppy so I need to upgrade. Supposedly I should be able to get a solid framerate with max settings with that, right?