Update, August 6th: Battlefield 6’s open beta will also require Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 to be turned on.

The team behind Call of Duty isn't flinching at Battlefield 6's immense hype, believing they are too big to fail.

Activision isn’t worried about Battlefield 6’s hype, calling Call of Duty “too big to fail,” according to a new report.

Activision reportedly is not fazed by EA's incoming Battlefield 6, with internal sources aptly saying that Call of Duty is essentially 'too big to fail' ...

Following Battlefield 6, Call of Duty is also making Windows security features, TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot, mandatory on PCs.

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Battlefield 6 designer talks about skins coming to the game in the future: they won't be disconnected from the series' roots.

Ahead of Battlefield 6's beta going live, tens of thousands of players are already sitting in a server queue, so the hype's definitely real.

You might hope, then, that the Battlefield team could do something interesting with it all: Create a bold, unexpected story where, for instance, the US doesn't stand as the "good guys" by default.

DICE has commented on the Battlefield 6 Time-to-Kill system, saying there's a reason for it, but it's ready to change the ...

Gamers are saying Call of Duty should be worried after Battlefield 6's big multiplayer reveal, showcasing the game's return ...