I'd remove the singleplayer completely from BF4, never played it in the last game and went straight to the multiplayer, if they concentrate 100% on the multiplayer, it will be much better and officiant.
Battlefield 4 Xbox One version and October release date confirmed
Update: EA says that October 29 launch date does not cover Battlefield 4 Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions.
Update: EA has contacted GameSpot to clarify that its October 29 release date for Battlefield 4 does not cover the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions of the game. The PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, and PC versions of Battlefield 4 will be released on October 29 in North America, and on November 1 in Europe.
Battlefield 4 will be released on October 29, EA and DICE have confirmed.
EA also confirmed that the game will be released for Xbox One, hours after Microsoft finished announcing the next-gen Xbox at its Redmond campus in Washington. EA announced a partnership with Microsoft at the unveiling.
The publisher also confirmed that DICE would be bringing Battlefield 4's multiplayer mode to E3 2013. A Battlefield 4 multiplayer beta will be available later this year.
DICE also confirmed that customers who preorder Battlefield 4 will gain access to Battlefield 4's China Rising DLC, which is set in the Chinese mainland and offers four additional maps and new vehicles. The developer offered a similar inventive with its Back to Karkand DLC for Battlefield 3, which was later offered for sale individually and as part of Battlefield Premium.
Battlefield 4 will also be released for PlayStation 4, PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360. The game will not be coming to Wii U.
To keep up with the latest on Microsoft's next-gen unveiling, check GameSpot's Xbox One hub.
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