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EA has just gone on a domain-buying spree, picking up the domain names for Battlefield 13 right through to Battlefield 20.

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Frostbite 3 hasn’t been tested on Wii U due to unsatisfactory tests of the Frostbite 2 engine.

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Battlefield 4 developer DICE has released a pair of fresh screens for its current and next-gen shooter, showing off some dank interior environments.

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Battlefield 4 developer DICE has allegedly been polling gamers by way of an online survey, to get a handle on what they’d like to see from the game’s DLC slate. The poll also asked if participants would like to see a dinosaur-themed expansion thrown into the mix. Calm down, it’s a rumour remember?

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Battlefield 4 will launch in October as rumoured, and will be shortly followed by an expansion called Drone Strike. The confirmation comes from an Electronics Boutique pre-order poster spotted in the wild.

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EA has spilled details of its pre-E3 2013 conference in Los Angeles. With next-gen on the horizon you can bet this is going to be a barn-burner.

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Battlefield 4 developer DICE has teased an image of its social stat-tracking hub Battlelog 2.0. It’s not as earth-shattering a tease as it sounds though.

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Battlefield 4 won’t contain motion control or other gimmicks, according to DICE’s Patrick Bach. “We are not interested in things that don’t make the game better,” he told Edge. “There are a lot of gimmicks – people throwing money at us – ‘can you implement support for this quirky control thing’. No, it doesn’t make the game better.” Bach said DICE is “extremely open to innovation,” but unless it adds value for the players, it’s just a “gimmick.” Bach used touch controls as an example, which until Apple perfected the tech, was considered contrived. “To us it’s the same with motion control and perceptual gaming in general; if it adds, great. If it’s a gimmick, ignore it.” Battlefield 4 is expected sometime this fall.

Battlefield 4 could see the return of Battlefield 2′s Commander Mode, according to a piece of GameStop pre-order art for DICE’s shooter.

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Those in the market for a new video card may wish to hold out a while, as AMD plans to bundle one of its upcoming cards with Battlefield 4.

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Battlefield 4 developer DICE will be looking closely at how to fit eSports support into its incoming shooter, general manager Karl-Magnus Troedsson has said in a new interview.

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DICE GM Karl Magnus Troedsson has said war and “geo-politics” will be more of a background element to Battlefield 4′s story instead of the main focus.

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Microsoft may have accidentally let slip a solid release date for Battlefield 4. According to NeoGAF and GamingEverything, a post on the Xbox forums originally gave an October 29 release date before being edited. We didn’t sight the slip ourselves, unfortunately, and nobody has screen-grabbed it. Battlefield 4 is officially headed to PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in northern autumn. No word on a next-gen release.

Thanks, StrategyInformer.

Battlefield 4 is being developed on alpha hardware and target specs, according to DICE executive producer Patrick Bach. He claims that no one knows what the final PS4 and Xbox 720 specs are.

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Battlefield 4 developer Patrick Bach has stated that gamers are no longer impressive with raw showings of tech, as seen in the game’s GDC reveal trailer. According to Bach, what’s important now is how DICE uses that tech to further the payer’s experience.

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Battlefield 4 was announced last night at GDC, and EA has now confirmed some of the shooter’s pre-order goodies.

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Battlefield 4 will not be coming to Nintendo’s Wii U console, DICE creative director Lars Gustavsson has confirmed.

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Battlefield 4 was unveiled last night and it looked very pretty. VG247′s Dave Cook argues that next-gen developers have to be careful to avoid a significant but deadly trap.

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Battlefield 4 is unwrapped at San Francisco’s Metreon. The world awaits the next generation of DICE’s lauded shooter series. Life-time fan Sam Clay braces for impact and waits to be blown away. His thoughts follow.

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Battlefield 4 is big. So big, in fact, that EA had to rent out the Metreon Theater in San Francisco to show it on a massive movie screen. What Steph Nunneley saw played out like a short film.

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