The shooter's development team confirmed in its patch notes that the issues were seemingly related to water bodies, among other things.
Many of the most recent top-played charts have been seemingly dominated by older live service titles and yearly sports games.
This year's iteration of the football game will introduce the FUT Gallery: a new way for players to reflect on their FUT journey.
Things are looking livelier on the field (and off it) in this iteration of the popular sim, as EA improves what fans have asked for.
The mode could be more realistic than ever with dynamic ratings, and being able to create our own challenges is a nice touch.
After playing it safe last year, EA Sports looks to push more active gameplay in its next football sim, and we're cautiously optimistic.
With this step complete, EA will be wholly owned by Saudi Arabia's PIF, Affinity Partners, and Silver Lake in a deal valued at $55 billion.
It’s worth checking out all the new stuff that’s been laid out for this year when you take a breather from blowing up Tsuru Reef.
The shooter "achieved meeting all milestones for a high-quality launch" and played a major role in bonuses for EA's top brass.
You said it loud and clear, and it looks like EA got the message that good defense is better in the player's hands (among other changes).
Operations promise "Choose Your Own Adventure" style choices, which can affect Bonds and open up other missions over time.
While there isn't any New Game Plus option, players will unlock "certain customization options on subsequent playthroughs.”
The Grounds is looking like a solid new addition, while that new Transfer Market and Ultimate Team's FUT Gallery are all welcome indeed.
Nintendo's Star Fox 64 remake also debuted in fourth place, as the month saw content spending drop by 12 percent compared to last year.
EA has suggested that players should rollback to driver version 596.49 while the Battlefield 6 team works on fixing the issues.
A familiar face returns to adorn the franchise's next entry, and hopefully brings fresh changes to what's become a long-running formula.
This is certainly a great way to kick off a desperate battle for control of regions where clever opponents make for worthy ones.
Battlefield Studios has been quite busy making combat in these gorgeous waters intense enough for you to ignore the view.
A report has indicated that EA will stick to its yearly schedule by officially unveiling the next iteration of the game next week.
It’s a victory for College Football players, to be sure, but is one that might be a tad too short-lived for comfort? Or is it the beginning of meaningful changes to paid progression in EA’s lineup...
