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We’re only weeks away from the next entries for the Battlefield and Call of Duty franchises, with Battlefield 6 and Black Ops 7 – and it looks like this rivalry is about to get its spiciest chapter yet.
It is no secret that in the past few years, Call of Duty has been ranking first in terms of popularity and sales among fans of the first-person shooter genre. I mean, being America’s No.1 franchise for the last 16 years speaks for itself.
However, The Game Business has recently gathered pretty interesting reports that point out that the upcoming Battlefield 6 is not only pulling in millions of pre-orders and wishlist adds, but also gaining the attention of many CoD fans.
From Pre-Orders To Wishlists, Battlefield 6 Is Building A Massive Lead
For starters, the article states that recent data from Ampere and Newzoo registered that the number of players who tried out the Battlefield 6 beta was estimated between 22 and 25 million, which is already a significant number.
Not only that, but out of the eight days of beta test, its peak daily active user number was 10.4 million. By comparison, the Battlefield 2042 beta, which was much shorter (literally by half), peaked at 5.1 million in 2021.
Things got even more interesting in July 2025, when a report by Ampere revealed that a significant chunk of Call of Duty fans who tried the Battlefield 6 beta didn’t go back to the Activision franchise afterward – with 48% on Steam, 24% on PlayStation, and 29% on Xbox apparently deciding to stick with Battlefield instead. As a result, the analysis expects a bit of «disruption for Call of Duty» this year, especially on PC.
Last but not least, there is also a report from the Video Game Insights saying that Battlefield 6 crossed two million Steam Wishlists within weeks, and currently has over 2.4 million (which is three times the level of Call of Duty). As for the Ampere data, pre-orders for the game on Steam are estimated at around 1.7 million, indicating fast sales at launch.
Whichever FPS you choose to accompany you this year, both will be released in the coming weeks. Battlefield 6 is scheduled for October 10 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, while Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is slated for November 14 on the same platforms.
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