New consoles always present an array of issues, such as a minimal amount of faulty hardware and some software incompatibility and glitches. EA's franchise first-person shooter, Battlefield 4, finds its fair share of problems and the company will have a fix soon.
From Game Informer:
“We are aware of the frequent crashes in Battlefield 4 on PlayStation 4,” an official post on the Battlefield blog reads. “We are hard at work identifying these issues and are hoping to get a game update out early next week. Stay tuned for more details as we can confirm them, and thanks for your patience!”GI reported that there has been "crashes" and they've struggled "to get into the 64-player conquest mode."
We reached out to EA to see if there was any more information available on the PlayStation 4 patch. "DICE is working on it," we were told by an EA representative.
EA has had to patch their shooter already, releasing an update for PC owners on November 14th. GI says that the company is working on an update for Xbox 360, but assume they mean Xbox One as both the 360 and PS3 editions have been updated to address multiple online issues.
Most current problems gamers are running into are crashing bugs, something that's completely unacceptable but seen multiple times early in EA's releases.
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