Respawn Entertainment Still Working On Star Wars Strategy Game Despite FPS Project Cancelation
In the meantime, calls for Respawn Entertainment to revisit the Titanfall franchise with a third mainline installment intensifiy.
In the meantime, calls for Respawn Entertainment to revisit the Titanfall franchise with a third mainline installment intensifiy.
There goes at least two years worth of development down the drain as part of EA's recent decision to stay away from licensed properties.
It appears even Respawn isn't brave enough to touch a multiplayer Star Wars shooter following the Star Wars Battlefront II fiasco in 2017.
We get Star Wars winning a Grammy, in general, but we're surprised it went to Star Wars Jedi: Survivor of all games.
Wizards of the Coast, Apex Legends, and Wacom suffer criticisms after it was discovered their recent promotions used AI-generated images.
It looks like all the hype generated by Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 benefited itself and arguably one of its biggest competitions.
The initial pair of Star Wars Jedi games was well received by critics and audiences alike, making a third installment a foregone conclusion.
Phil Spencer joins a growing list of top-level executives, insiders, critics, and fans, who believe video game development is in trouble.
Titanfall 3 probably isn't in development but that hasn't stopped fans from wondering if the recent events is a hint of its announcement.
The renowned video game director has now left Electronic Arts and Respawn Entertainment, leaving many to wonder where he's headed next.
Respawn Entertainment's recent update for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor addresses the game's key performance issues across platforms.
$5 a month to subscriber to PureDark and his DLSS mod isn't bad but access isn't permanent, so once it breaks, you'll have to pay again.
Fans remain skeptical of EA's promises because of Battlefield 2042's disastrous release.
Just when you thought that you've seen everything, Electronic Arts goes ahead and pulls off something like this.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor was marred by performance issues at launch despite getting mostly positive reviews from critics leading up to it.
As it turns out, a malady of issues couldn't stop Respawn Entertainment's latest space-faring game from topping the sales charts.
Despite there being fewer PS5 and Xbox Series S/X units compared to the PS4 and Xbox One in 2017, the sequel is outselling the original.