The three biggest multiplayer shooters of the year just took players on a wild ride of highs and lows. In this video, we’re looking at how huge expectations, buggy betas, changes to core gameplay both good and bad, and surprise launches defined a rocky end to 2021. Source: https://www.gamespot.com/videos/halo-vs-call-of-duty-vs-battlefield-who-won/2300-6457034/
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