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Battle royale titles have become quite popular over the past few months as evidenced by the strong community that games such as PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds and Fortnite enjoy. It was therefore unsurprising to hear that Battlefield V may get a battle royale mode as well and that has now been officially confirmed by EA. Battlefield V will indeed feature the popular gaming mode.

EA confirmed during its EA Play show at E3 over the weekend that Battlefield V will feature a battle royale mode. It didn’t offer a lot of details about the game mode and how the mode will conduct things but at least it answered a question that was on everyone’s minds.

EA says that the mode in Battlefield 5 has been “reimagined with the core pillars of destruction, team play, and vehicles,” adding that the royale mode in this title will be unlike anything players have experienced before.

That doesn’t really confirm if the developers’ have put their own spin on the battle royale mode for Battlefield 5 or if it’s merely jumping on the bandwagon and will be similar to what players have already experienced with the titles mentioned above.

Battlefield fans will surely be interested in finding this out but they will have to wait until later this year because that’s when EA says it will talk more about this.

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Ah June, the January of summer. With Computex winding down and E3 getting started, the weeks are just going to be packed with new gadgets and forward-looking announcements. Oh yeah, Apple had a keynote this past week as well but since there weren’t a…

Video game streaming is quite popular these days and millions of people spend more than a few hours every week to watch other people play games. Services like Twitch already exist to cater to those gamers and even YouTube has added a game streaming component. It has been possible to stream games to Facebook as well and now the social network wants a bigger piece of the pie which is why it has launched Fb.gg, it’s very own game streaming hub.

Facebook users will find a collection of all of the video games streaming on Facebook at Fb.gg which will surface videos based on the games that they follow on Facebook as well as their preferred game streaming celebrities. Facebook will also take into account their Page likes and Groups when surfacing the videos. Fb.gg will also highlight featured creators, esports competitions, and gaming events.

A gaming hub of this sort allows Facebook to put all gaming content in one place to ensure that it doesn’t get lost in users’ News Feed which can tend to be quite packed. The personalization aspect will also help bring in more people as they will see videos that they actually want to see.

The idea behind this would likely be to enable game streamers to build their audiences on Facebook as well with the hope that they will start streaming more on Facebook directly when that happens.

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