Battlefield 6: For an insider, this will be a cross-gen game with BF3 influences

According to what emerged from the well-known leaker Tom Henderson, the next chapter of the famous videogame saga developed by Digital Illusions Creative Entertainment (DICE) and published by Electronic Arts, Battlefield 6, not only it will be a cross-gen title, but will sanction a full reboot of the series, with the ultimate goal of supporting a maximum of 128 players in multiplayer battles. According to the information leaked in the last few hours, the title should bring players back to war zones already explored, drawing inspiration from the previous one Battlefield 3.

Henderson he added that the ability to reach such a large number of people (128-player online games) is highly unlikely for current-generation consoles. Therefore, in online mode the maximum number of users supported by PS4 and Xbox One could be around 64 players per match. But that's not all, since the current-gen versions of Battlefield 6 may have an additional limitation, namely that relating to the destruction of scenarios. We report his words in detail:

When it comes to the release of Battlefield 6 on the current generation consoles, I understand that there will be a lot of people a little annoyed within the community, because these editions will be limited in some aspects compared to those of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X S. However, I was simply told that this will not be the case, and that a completely different studio (or an offshoot of DICE, is working on this current-gem version, and that's something we shouldn't worry about at all.

Finally, we point out that in the past few months Electronic Arts he reiterated that the title will be "a true next-gen vision for the franchise". While waiting to find out more details on DICE's highly anticipated first-person shooter, we remind you that Battlefield 6 should see the light this year on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X / S and PC, although at the moment the development team has not announced any official release date.