EA's CEO, Andrew Wilson, has said more has been invested in Battlefield 6 than in any other Battlefield product in the history of the franchise.

Despite the rising cost of AAA games across the games industry, EA has said that it isn't looking to increase the price of Battlefield 6 to $80.

As large parts of the games industry looks to normalize $80 as the entry price for gaming, EA says it’s not planning to join in yet. EA CEO Andrew Wilson spoke on an earnings call to say the company is not intending to start charging eighty bucks “at this stage.

EA CEO Andrew Wilson says the company has no plans for $80 games right now, so it looks like Battlefield 6 won't break the bank quite as much as it could.

According to a new report by reputable insider billbil-kun, it seemed as though EA was going to follow in Nintendo's footsteps and start charging $80 for its premium games. Billbil-kun revealed that Battlefield 6 was going to launch at €80,

Despite reports to the contrary, it doesn't look like Battlefield 6 will cost $80 after all, as publisher EA is shunning the move to that kind of pricing for its games, at least for the time being. Following EA's latest financial report,

EA CEO Andrew Wilson says the company is "not looking to make any changes on pricing at this stage," despite the recent Battlefield 6 leak which suggested the upcoming shooter might be priced at $80 on consoles.