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What is going on in the mobile gaming world? After a terrible 2023 with Apex M closure and a bunch of titles delayed to 2024, are we seeing another weird decline that keeps repeating itself even in 2024? Is this sadly becoming a trend? After the terrible decisions made by Farlight 84 developers, pushing the game into a sinkhole, many players and content creators quit the game. The current bad shape of Warzone Mobile may push its release date back again, or if they decide to release it in the next 2-3 months, the game will struggle if the optimization is not fixed by then. High Energy Heroes  is the best option, but with its limited Chinese release right now and no news regarding the global release yet, plus the difficulties of downloading the game through the painful WeChat process, it remains a tough option. So, what do we have to play? PUBG Mobile, COD Mobile? Is it still possible that even after so many years, our best and most secure options are these two games?

VIA GAMESPOT EA has announced that the next entry in the franchise won't be included in the company's fiscal year 2025 schedule, which runs from this April 1 to March 31, 2025. Canfield, who's also an EA executive vice president doubled down on no new Battlefield until 2025 at the earliest later while responding to a question, as well. "And we've called out also that Battlefield is not in our [fiscal year] 2025 outlook," he said.

Scalebound (PlatinumGames) - An action role-playing game that was announced in 2014 and was supposed to be released in 2017. The game was delayed several times and was eventually canceled in 2017. Silent Hills (Konami) - A horror game that was announced in 2014 and was supposed to be released in 2015. The game was canceled in 2015 after Konami fired Hideo Kojima, the game's director. Battlefield Mobile (Electronic Arts) -