EA to delist several Battlefield games

EA has shut down the servers for several titles in the last six months, including Mirror's Edge last January. But, don't worry, as we've already mentioned, DICE has lofty ambitions in the FPS market and it wants to take the Battlefield franchise to new heights.

General Manager Rebecka Coutaz said last year that the studio is "focusing on Battlefield 2042.

She adds, "There is no time for anything else and this is what we want to do. In three years, we want to be the first-person shooter powerhouse that DICE deserves to be, and that is what we're going for."

EA recently confirmed that DICE will support Ridgeline Games in developing a single-player Battlefield campaign. The newly formed internal studio is being led by Halo creator Marcus Lehto.

DICE will also be developing the next Battlefield multiplayer game while continuing support for Battlefield 2042. Then there is also a new leak that suggests DICE will release Year 2 content for the first-person shooter.

EA has updated the blog post to remove references to Mirror's Edge. The studio clarified that the inclusion of Mirror's Edge was erroneous.

"An earlier version of this announcement included Mirror's Edge," EA said. "That was an error. We currently have no plans to remove Mirror's Edge from digital storefronts."

Bad Company and Bad Company 2's single-player campaign will still be playable after EA takes down the servers. However, Battlefield 1943 will no longer be playable as it is an online-only game.