'Battlefield 5' Release Date, News & Update: New Title To Launch in Holiday 2016? Things You Need to Know

Game enthusiasts are now waiting for the arrival of "Battlefield 5" as there are rumors that it will be dropped in holiday 2016. Even though Electronic Arts is keeping everything about "Battlefield 5's" official release date under wraps, here are some features fans need to know.

EA chief financial officer Blake Jorgensen teased the launch of "Battlefield 5" at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media and Telecom Conference in February. Jorgensen said that the fifth installment of the game series should be out in the market before or exactly the holiday season.

EA Digital Illusions Creative Entertainment, on the other hand, is not yet confirming any news about "Battlefield 5" as of this writing. However, according to Game Spot, EA DICE first said in 2014 that "Battlefield 5" would be out in 2016.

Moreover, fans are expecting that "Battlefield 5" improves the problem that "Battlefield" 4 has. EA DICE recently reveals the Battlefield Hardline, per Gotta Be Mobile.

Battlefield Hardline has the same features of "Battlefield 4," but it includes cops and robbers prepared to face different militaries. Also, there is surfacing news that "Battlefield's" gamers will have the chance to see "Battlefield 5" among others.

Users of the EA access might have the privilege to enjoy "Battlefield 5" first hand for a few days before it will be officially released worldwide. Also, EA DICE might offer "Battlefield 5" Beta to the usual players of "Battlefield" series.

If the expected Battlefield Hardline BETA turns out to be true, EA DICE might make "Battlefield 5" playable to every game console. "Battlefield 5," too, may have a "Multiplayer tactical shooter in WW1."

The said game mode make gamers more excited to see "Battlefield 5" as this will be quite different to "Battlefield 5's" predecessor, "Battlefield 4." "Multiplayer tactical shooter in WW1" will be fairly different from other gameplays that let the players experience what it is like to be a "soldier of the future," just like Activision's "Black Ops 3."

However, exciting as this news may seem, we must take everything with a grain of salt. EA DICE has not yet confirmed the information.