Moving on, Henderson also says in his video that BF6 would reportedly be cross-generational, meaning that the game will be playable on the PS5 and Xbox Series X and Series S, as well as last-generation PS4 and Xbox One. In regards to the latter consoles, Henderson goes on to say that owners of said consoles should manage their expectations in terms of visuals and a limited level of destruction.
As for the multiplayer aspect of BF6, there’s talk that EA plans on making the maps bigger, with the ability to accommodate up to 128 players on a single game. For context, that’s double the number of players that the largest BFV map is capable of holding, meaning that we can look forward to more mayhem, more destruction, and an even greater number of Conquest matches. Sadly, Henderson said that there’s no indication if EA plans on bringing the Battle Royale mode it introduced in BFV into its next instalment.
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