EA has promised they will continue to support Battlefield 3 players, even after the release of Battlefield 4.<\/p>\n
Fans of the game were concerned that the newly announced Battlefield 4 beta which begins in spring 2013 will be BF3\u2019s swan song.<\/p>\n
However, Battlefield 3 community manager Ian Tornay has posted on the game\u2019s official blog, promising that DICE will continue to lend support to the game, despite the release of the sequel.<\/p>\n
“We are committed to providing an excellent Battlefield 3 experience well into the future, past the releases of Aftermath, End Game and Battlefield 4,” EA said.<\/p>\n
“DICE is continuing its work on Battlefield 3 alongside Battlefield 4. Most importantly, official details regarding Battlefield 4 will always be made available on Battlefield.com and here on the Battlefield Blog. We expect that the level of interest in Battlefield 4 will lead to a lot of speculation and rumour – don’t fall for it!”<\/p>\n
If you\u2019re looking to get access to the upcoming beta, the easiest way to do it will be to pre-order the Limited Edition of Medal of Honor: Warfighter, which is due out later this year. Doing this guarantees access to the beta, but EA assures us that this won\u2019t be the only way.<\/p>\n
Regarding Battlefield 3, Tornay also had some details on the release of Battlefield 3 add-on Armored Kill, which is due out in September.<\/p>\n
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