“Call of Duty vs. Battlefield” was a conversation that dominated the online gaming space in the 2010s. But after the misstep of Battlefield 5 and the outright misfire of Battlefield 2042, Activision’s juggernaut has ruled the military FPS shooter market largely unchallenged for several years.
But that could be about to change, and one of gaming’s greatest debates could be reignited this fall, as EA has unveiled Battlefield 6, and it’s promising exactly what fans want. A current-day setting, large-scale multiplayer combat, return to traditional classes, and a focus on dynamic destruction. This sixth mainline entry looks like Battlefield at its best.
