@johnnyboy787: Reading is hard; it's actually an Xbox One X Battlefield V bundle, as mentioned in the article.

@nativepixel: Not sure about PS, but that's not true on Xbox (unless you are paying with 100% credit).

@ember_to_flame: Luckily the hardware division and the software/acquisition division are separate and one has almost nothing to do with the other!

@frosty988: I mean, release dates are usually accurate, because most games eventually release. I'm not saying it won't get delayed again, but to say "release dates are NEVER accurate" is just ignorant.

@lithus: 1) You're in the wrong article. 2) You're everything that's wrong with society.

@rarerichzz: Or it should be on Xbox and they should also release the collection of previous games for Xbox. I also hope it comes out for Switch because I'm not an asshole and I don't think third party games should skip systems whenever possible.

@gokuKOG: I wouldn't be surprised if the One X versions were 4k, though since neither this or Crash are out on the X I can't find anything about what resolution or framerate these will run at.

@LeoKRock: Microsoft didn't block cross play last gen due to technical reasons, they did it because their network required a fee and Sony's didn't (and the difference showed). Now both companies charge, so the only reason Sony is blocking it is because they decided to be a bag of dicks.

@garysan: You could also see "a sudden huge influx of rowdy profanity-throwing American kids that have zero respect for other people’s culture coming in to ruin the fun for us" if you play with PS4, PC, or mobile people. Why bother using an excuse that can be true on all platforms?

Can someone explain why going prone in your back is any different than going prone on your stomach? I keep seeing sites mention it, but having never played Siege I don't know what the mechanics of it are, or how they're any different than in BF1 where you could be prone on your back by going prone and then looking the opposite direction.