along with"Battlefield 6"The multiplayer mode was officially announced this week, and fans are always paying attention to the game's pricing. Although many people predict that a high-priced "Phantom version" will be launched, the price of the standard version has not yet been officially confirmed. However, there are various signs that EA will still maintain the base price of the game at US$70 (approximately RMB 505).
During the company's earnings call on Tuesday, CEO Andrew Wilson was asked what he thought of competitors raising the price of their games to $80. He responded: "We have no plans to adjust pricing at this stage."
"Our current diversified product system covers a wide range of price ranges," Wilson elaborated. "From free games to premium product lines and deluxe versions, we have always been committed to building a full-spectrum pricing structure, striving to provide players with optimal services and maximum value. In the future, we will continue to explore the possibility of creating value for players through flexible pricing strategies, but there are currently no major adjustment plans."
While EA announced that it would maintain standard pricing in recent years, Microsoft's Xbox division also canceled its previously planned price increase plan for first-party games.