EA’s Battlefield 1 scored big this week with nearly 1.3 million likes on YouTube amid 24+ million views since being posted on May 6 to rank as the most liked trailer ever, spanning all mediums. the latest chapter of the franchise takes place during World War One and will be released on PS4, Xbox One and PC on October 21st.
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