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Battlefield 4 has a stronger upside given the series is not an annual release, but there are still going to be questions of that franchise's relevance as well.Both issues were addressed by Avalanche Studios' Christofer Sundberg earlier today, who predicted that this is the end of an era for RuneScape Gold both Call of Duty: Ghosts and Battlefield 4. Now, Avalanche — the developer behind the Just Cause series and the new Mad Max game — doesn't have much of a stake in the FPS market,

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he believes DICE's visual showpiece will live on as a multiplayer game.Sundberg also broached the topic of free-to-play with regards to each franchise, saying that they could live on if they change their business models. Both Battlefield and Call of Duty do offer free-to-play options, but those are ancillary experiences. Sundberg suggests that the franchise's respective developers build their free-to-play options as a platform not just to entice Chinese gamers like Call of Duty Online does.

With both franchises making the jump to next-gen this year, it's hard to imagine that either Infinity Ward and Treyarch or DICE will take these comments to heart. Their respective series might be waning, but waning in big budget blockbuster terms isn't cause to pack it up and leave.There's presumably only room to improve at this point, as developers learn to better leverage these new machines. That being said, there will come a tipping point where gamers decide the lack of innovation to http://www.rsgole.com/