[Update] The Battlefield 1 latest update bringing 4K support to Xbox One X is now live. It's around 5.78 GB big, and official patch notes have yet to be revealed.
[Original Story] Battlefield V is releasing later this year on PC and consoles, but it seems like DICE isn't yet done with Battlefield 1, as the game is getting a new feature on Xbox One X with the next update.
Today, it's been confirmed that the next Battlefield 1 update is going to include, among other things, 4K support for Xbox One X. More details on the game's Summer Update will be coming tomorrow, July 31st, during an exclusive livestream.
Join us from on Twitch on Jul 31 for an exclusive livestream where we'll discuss all the new game improvements in the Battlefield 1 Summer Update including 4K support for Xbox One X and more. http://twitch.tv/battlefield
Battlefield 1 received several expansions in the past months, and some of them have been made available for free for a limited time, such as late last month when the Turning Tides updated was playable for free, and all those who downloaded it got to keep the DLC.
New Game Mode: Conquest Assault
Relentlessly press the offensive – or hold your ground. Conquest Assault sees attackers and defenders fight over key areas, exclusively controlled by the defending team as the match starts.
New Operation
Take part in the British amphibious assault on the Gallipoli peninsula in 1915. Battle it out in Cape Helles and Achi Baba.
British Empire: Royal Marines
Don the characteristic blue uniform of the British Empire’s elite naval troops and charge into battle with the new Royal Marines.
The Infiltrator Elite Class
Hide in plain sight and move faster across the battlefield with the Infiltrator. Take advantage of a sprint boost while calling in artillery strikes and deploying a mobile spawn for friendly troops.
New Destroyer And Airship
Rule the waves with the L-Class Destroyer. Jump into one of four seats and use cannons, torpedoes, AA guns, and mines. To dominate the air, spawn on the new, nimble C-Class Airship.
Battlefield 1 is now out on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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