The new official launch live action trailer for Battlefield 6 had many fans laughing after the very first minute. It features four familiar faces – Zac Efron, Jimmy Butler, Morgan Wallen, and Paddy ...

Electronic Arts is launching videogame Battlefield 6 on Oct. 10. The new spot promotes it with a fun twist: It blows up celebrities! Zac Efron, NBA's Jimmy Butler, country singer Morgan Wallen and MMA ...

That's all before we get into the latest kerfuffle of Call of Duty skins that include Seth Rogen and Beavis and Butt-head. Battlefield is taking prime shots while Call of Duty is busy trying to ...

Paddy Pimblett is a warrior in the Octagon, but he might want to leave actual warfare to the professionals. The English star recently appeared in an ad for upcoming video game Battlefield 6, which can ...

Warriors star Jimmy Butler III will be a part of the live-action trailer for "Battlefield 6," the upcoming Electronic Arts video game.

So blowing up Zac Efron and co may seem like a bit much, but it has worked wonders in quelling player fears and hyping people up for Battlefield 6. While some are loving the playful jab at Call of ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Battlefield 6, the upcoming first-person shooter and latest entry into the Battlefield franchise from EA has its first live action trailer, and it features a familiar face: ...

President Trump's son-in-law and Saudi Arabia are backing a deal to buy the video game company EA. Can gamers still play? What games does EA make?

Zac Efron, Jimmy Butler, Morgan Waller, and Paddy Pimblet appear as real-life versions of Battlefield 6 classes. "Bullet with Butterfly Wings" from The Smashing Pumpkins is playing in the background ...

EA is ramping up its Battlefield 6 marketing, this time taking a direct jab at first-person shooter rival Call of Duty.

Morgan Wallen is branching out of country music and is making an acting cameo (or sorts) in the virtual world. Morgan Wallen is featured in the trailer for the Battlefield 6 video game, as announced ...

President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner and the Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund, are backing the $55 billion deal.