“So this is the first Go – version 1.0. Versions 2 and 3 we’re going to start making games on Frostbite Go that will be featuring things that you’ve seen in the regular Frostbite code, like destruction and those types of things. We think we can do something dramatic there, with the mobile sector, and make real games on those machines.”

He also stated that it’s “basically the same tech base and code base [as Frostbite], but with a different rendering solution, and then specific mobile features in it, like network traffic over 3G, touch-screen interface changes and those types of things. It’s just a natural evolution. iPhones, tablets, Android phones are becoming a natural way for us to connect with our games, so we need to support it. We looked at other external technologies, [but] we had a bunch of guys that convinced me that building Frostbite Go was a good idea, so that’s what we’re doing.”

Battlefield 4 launches on October 29th for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC, with a launch on PS4 on November 15th and Xbox One during Q4 2013.

Frostbite Go is an altered engine of Frostbite 3 that was created for the Mobile platforms such as the iOS and Android. EA has confirmed today. EA has stated that Frostbite go will give give the power to “EA game developers with Frostbite’s proven excellent workflows and features to bring true Frostbite experiences to all major mobile platforms”.

The publisher continued to explain, “Runtime in Frostbite supports a highly scalable model in order to appeal to the diverse array of platforms available on today’s market. Efficiency in both our runtime memory and runtime performance are both key factors to enabling code and data systems to deploy content to diverse targets from Xbox 360 and PlayStation 4 to iOS and Android.”

Battlefield 4 is the first game from EA that will use Frostbite 3 and will be launching this year in October for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC and will follow up with Next-Gen (Unannounced Xbox), and PlayStation 4.

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