DICE's shooter will see "A Few Good Soldiers" arriving next week.
Red Dead Redemption 2 pushed down to second position.
It's because of map loading, explains producer Jaqub Ajmal.
It doesn’t sound like either game is doing too well at the moment...
Battlefield 5's fragmented service-style release has displeased a large number of fans, apparently.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, Battlefield 5, Pokemon Let's Go, and (surprisingly enough) Fallout 76 chart high as well.
DICE accepts mistake, will roll back changes immediately with no update necessary for players.
The latest update for DICE's shooter is a relatively minor one.
Several reported issues with the recently released update are currently being investigated.
DICE has released a comprehensive document detailing everything the update does.
Each platform will experience one-hour downtime after the patch becomes available.
DICE doesn't expect a very long delay and will provide more news soon.
THQ Nordic's long-awaited sequel sold 84 percent less than Darksiders 2 in its first week.
Significant weapon balancing changes and bug fixes are also going to be included.
Some tips and tricks for Battlefield 5.
Battlefield 5 debuts in second place, while Fallout 76 sees a significant drop.
Details for the next big patch are expected to be released later today.
But it at least managed a better debut than Assassin’s Creed Odyssey and Fallout 76.
Core gameplay designer Florian Le Bihan confirms TTK and TTD changes are incoming.
A guide to leveling up in Battlefield 5.
