Respawn Entertainment seem to be pushing all the right buttons with Apex Legends and according to the company, it soon won't matter whether they're PC, PlayStation 4 or Xbox One buttons as the game will support cross-play between the three.

Respawn Entertainment's name alone is enough to start a hype train among first-person shooter fans, but when you add a Titanfall-inspired battle royale that is Apex Legends, you get one million players in the first eight hours after launch.

Drew McCoy has provided a stream of information about Apex Legends recently, and one interesting bit is why it doesn't feature titans, despite being in Titanfall universe. That's because they would be either imbalanced or not satisfying.

Respawn Entertainment have announced and released Apex Legends in a quick stream combo, which left many Titanfall fans wondering whether a sequel is in the works. The developer confirmed it is not and their full focus is on Apex Legends.

Apex Legends, the free to play battle royale from Respawn Entertainment is now available for download. The news came as a surprise in the announcement livestream, effectively meaning the game had no marketing except an earlier leak.

Respawn Entertainment's Vince Zampella promised a stream that will tease Apex Legends and it has offered some insight into the game's workings. Players will have pulse as an ability, throwables and executions will be featured once again.