On October 2, Saudi citizen, U.S. resident, and journalist in self-imposed exile Jamal Khashoggi entered the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, reportedly wary of the potential consequences of entering a facility controlled by a dictatorial government he frequently criticized. He is now presumed dead at the hands of Saudi…
While games like Call of Duty and Battlefield are known for their multiplayer aspects, there are some gamers who do appreciate being able to play a single-player campaign every now and then. While Activision’s Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 dropped its single-player mode, EA’s Battlefield V has not.
In fact the official trailer for the single-player campaign has been released, giving gamers a brief 2 minute look into what they might be able to expect from the game’s single-player mode. The description reads, “Discover the untold stories of World War 2 with Battlefield V’s single player War Stories. In Nordlys, resist German occupation in Norway, sabotage behind enemy lines as an unlikely English soldier in Under No Flag, fight for a home you’ve never seen in Tirailleur, and in The Last Tiger (available in December) join the crew of a Tiger I as they question why they fight.”
Battlefield V is currently set for a release on the 20th of November. The game was previously scheduled for a release on the 19th of October which is this coming Friday, but was delayed. According to DICE, the developer of the game, they claim that this was done to allow them to make some final adjustments to the game, but with Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 released on the 12th of October, it is possible that EA and DICE didn’t want the games to overlap each other.
Battlefield V Single-Player Trailer Released , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
“As someone who lives in New York City, this story pisses me off. All these places are getting legal weed before us.”
Dying to get your hands on at least one of the three smartphones Huawei just unveiled? Unless the Chinese company’s luck and standing has changed, however, that’ll be near impossible for US buyers. Those will have to settle for one of the other expensive smartphones that are available in the US market, through carriers or retailers. One such premium phone … Continue reading
While games like Call of Duty and Battlefield are known for their multiplayer aspects, there are some gamers who do appreciate being able to play a single-player campaign every now and then. While Activision’s Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 dropped its single-player mode, EA’s Battlefield V has not.
In fact the official trailer for the single-player campaign has been released, giving gamers a brief 2 minute look into what they might be able to expect from the game’s single-player mode. The description reads, “Discover the untold stories of World War 2 with Battlefield V’s single player War Stories. In Nordlys, resist German occupation in Norway, sabotage behind enemy lines as an unlikely English soldier in Under No Flag, fight for a home you’ve never seen in Tirailleur, and in The Last Tiger (available in December) join the crew of a Tiger I as they question why they fight.”
Battlefield V is currently set for a release on the 20th of November. The game was previously scheduled for a release on the 19th of October which is this coming Friday, but was delayed. According to DICE, the developer of the game, they claim that this was done to allow them to make some final adjustments to the game, but with Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 released on the 12th of October, it is possible that EA and DICE didn’t want the games to overlap each other.
Battlefield V Single-Player Trailer Released , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
The Florida woman was dubbed ‘Golfcart Gail’ after pictures and videos of the incident were shared online.
“I Love You, America” host calls out Republicans over voter suppression.
Newly published research details lithium-ion batteries created using 3D printing technologies. The new method is capable of producing these batteries in nearly any shape, opening the door for unique designs that could bring higher capacities to consumer devices. In their typically available form factors, these batteries are either rectangular or cylindrical. Lithium-ion batteries, despite their potential volatility, are commonly used … Continue reading
You’d be forgiven if you got a major case of deja vu seeing this year’s new Surface Pro 6. Unless you got the savvy new matte black color, you might, like iFixit, think you bought a spare “new Surface Pro” (2017). The incremental upgrade path is almost similar to what Apple has successfully been doing with its MacBooks. And to … Continue reading
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