'Battlefield Hardline Premium' Release Date: 'Going Gold' Launch Confirmed
EA Games posted a teaser visual of their upcoming "Battlefield Hardline Premium" on their Facebook page yesterday in line with its mid-March release.
Electronic Arts' TV-inspired single player crime drama, "Battlefield Hardline" will soon be releasing its Premium version on March 17 and March 20 in the US and U.K., respectively, promoting the event with a game visual prepping fans to expect more details to be announced in the coming weeks.
The Premium version of the game will be available on all platforms and in all regions, which EA announced on its Twitter feed will be accessible for beta players ahead of its official release next month.
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Developed by Visceral Games, the first shooter franchise focuses on inner city battles fought by cops and criminals. With news emerging the game has "gone gold," meaning initial development has been completed after beta version, fans should expect "Battlefield Hardline" to be headed for mass production and displayed on digital shelves next month.
The game is still weeks away from official release, however, while Visceral is said to be implementing changes that involve weapon tweaks and other improvements. As with EA's "Battlefield 3," the Premium will give gamers a season pass to access all future DLC pack releases, as well as in-game perks that include Battlepacks, and cosmetic shoulder patches at a lower price.
Earlier in February, over 7 million gamers participated in EA's beta version of "Battlefield Hardline," playing cops and robbers in single and multiplayer modes.
The online-heavy game that focuses on the police's war on crime has been rated M for Mature, and features extreme violence, blood and gore, profanity, and drug use. Players enjoy access to military-grade vehicles and weapons, as well as standard police equipment.
