Since EA released Battlefield 4 there have been countless bugs and issues that have plagued the game. EA has been receiving a never-ending storm of complaints from players. EA’s VP acknowledged this in an interview and admitted that the company’s games need better bug testing .
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EA’s VP admits that Battlefield 4 and the company’s other games need better bug testing
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Published November 28, 2013
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It has been another busy year for EA Dice. The Stockholm-based studio, founded 20 years ago by a bunch of ex-demo scene coders, is now one of the prize assets in the Electronic Arts armoury, its Battlefield series providing the only serious military shooter competition to the Call of Duty behemoth.
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