It’s unfortunate that ever since Electronic Arts was given exclusive rights to Star Wars games in 2013, they haven’t done all that much with it. What’s worse, it doesn’t seem like they have much planned for the future. At least, they haven’t shown the world those plans yet.
Aspyr Media Inc allegedly used a fan-made PC mod to add previously Xbox exclusive content to Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collection.
Aspyr if we sell hotcakes get that code from radical or something and create battlefield 3 please
I thought that was kind of obvious they were incorporating mods to piece this game together. Maybe not, but that's made me worried about one thing:
They also planned on adding the modded ending to KOTOR 2 but were legally blocked from doing so, even after they advertised that to help sell preorders for the game on Switch. Could the same happen with this? Any opponents have 3 weeks to bring down the hammer.
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Is Star Wars Battlefront 3 coming? Well, the correct answer is yes, no and maybe. It’s been six years since the second instalment, and fans are still waiting for confirmation of another sequel.
Game companies are not mature enough to handle this concept without turning it into a casino.
The remakes of battlefront should have been more simular to the originals. CoD/battlefield reskinned as Star Wars was not the anwser.
One thing great about the Star Wars video game franchise was its variety, which would make anyone wonder why EA hasn't developed different titles with the license. That is until you stop and think about that EA aims for movie budgets, not video game budgets.
I'm sure everyone's neighborhood friendly developer is going to show something at E3, if they don't beforehand, but I can't help but think of how they're going to screw it up.
Overall, I would say EA has did something for the franchise, although low-key, which was both showing the industry how not to make a Star Wars game and making sure the community talks about the franchise.
Star wars as films and games are pretty much dead.
As long as EA holds the Star Wars licence hostage, there is NO future for Star Wars games.
I'll just go back "before the dark times, before the Empire (EA)" and play Rogue Squadron and Jedi Outcast and just try to forget about the sick, reprehensible things EA is doing to Star Wars.