This video features a rant discussing why the “War In The Pacific” expansion for Battlefield V fails to reignite the ...

Battlefield 5 is going back to the Pacific in its next free update. Despite charging through World War 2 for nearly a year, an entire ocean of conflict has been largely ignored by Battlefield 5.

EA has announced Battlefield V 's next free update--and it is a big one. Chapter 5: War in the Pacific adds new maps, US and Japanese factions, more weapons, and additional pickups.

The Battlefield V Chapter 5 update will do more than just add new maps set in the Pacific Theater. It will also add new cosmetics, weapons, and vehicles.

Battlefield V’s War in the Pacific will kick off Chapter 5 of the game, and focuses on the war between the United States and Japan. Players will have access to three maps from day one, among ...

If you played Battlefield 4 then the new Pacific Storm map for Battlefield V: War in the Pacific will give you some of the feels that Paracel Storm (one of my favorite BF4 maps). 2.

Get a look at Battlefield V's War in the Pacific update in this latest trailer highlighting the fight between the U.S. and Japanese forces. The free update, which will feature maps including ...

After a series of Battlefield V map reveals today at EA Play, DICE had one more surprise in store: Battlefield V is returning to the Pacific theatre, and will be adding Pacific maps when chapter ...

Battlefield V Pacific Theatre Brings US And Japanese Forces. The Battlefield V Pacific Theatre will form Chapter 5 of DICE’s latest shooter, and has been much-requested by fans since launch. As ...

The fifth chapter of Battlefield V is War in the Pacific, which will send players to Iwo Jima as either US or Japanese soldiers. News Reviews ...

What you need to know Battlefield V is getting a new area on October 31. You'll get a chance to fight in the Pacific theater. It seems like you can play as American or Japanese forces battling it out.

That’s an interesting observation. The reveal trailer for Battlefield V was, after all, quite strange. It was bombastic and over-the-top and felt almost fantastical rather than rooted in history.