US Edition‘Battlefield 6’ Launch Trailer Pokes Fun At ‘Call Of Duty’ With Zac Efron And Morgan Wallen
Battlefield 6 returns to a serious military style with destructible environments and no celebrity skins, mocking Call of Duty’s overreliance on star-studded marketing.
- Electronic Arts debuted a live-action trailer featuring Zac Efron, Jimmy Butler, Morgan Wallen, and Paddy Pimblett before Battlefield 6 launches on October 10, 2025, with pre-loading starting October 6, 2025.
- Electronic Arts placed Vince Zampella in charge to steer the series back after Battlefield 2042's disappointing reception in 2021, with the new title inspired by Battlefield 3 and Battlefield 4 for a more serious style.
- The game introduces a Kinesthetic Combat System allowing leaning, vehicle traversal, and dragging downed teammates, while four main classes, nine maps, destructible environments, and a 2027 single-player campaign connect to multiplayer.
- The trailer takes direct aim at Call of Duty franchise's celebrity-heavy commercials, killing four celebrities within seconds and replacing them with soldiers in a marketing push ahead of launch.
- With a reported budget of over $400 million, EA hopes Battlefield 6 will reinvigorate the franchise and pressure Call of Duty and Activision to rethink celebrity crossovers.
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News from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. Electronic Arts released a live action trailer from Battlefield 6 to a few weeks after the launch of the game, and the video did not go unnoticed. With an irreverent tone and a clear mockery of Call of Duty, the advertising campaign managed to excite the community and generated a great impact on social networks. Celebrities... eliminated in seconds The two-minute trailer s…
NewsGaming.net With his latest trailer featuring Zac Efron, Battlefield 6 is taking the lead in Call of Duty You've probably already seen trailers of shooters showcasing Hollywood stars who aim to be broadcast on television and movies. In this exercise, Activision is king thanks to Call of Duty, who often buys big names to talk to a wider audience, even though it's not really in the tone of the game. Electronic Arts today decided to mock this no…
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