EA suggests potential launch of Titanfall 2, unveiling new mobile titles instead
Titanfall fans, get ready for some exhilarating news! It seems like Respawn Entertainment is cooking up some major announcements for the beloved franchise, with hints of a sequel and new mobile games on the horizon.
Ever since the first game dropped last spring, whispers of a sequel have been circulating, but we haven't heard much recently, that is until a sneaky clue caught our eye in EA's latest financial results. In a chat with investors about their projected earnings for the coming year, EA execs revealed that next year, games like Mass Effect: Andromeda and more Titanfall are expected to help keep the company's revenue high. Since EA's next financial year ends in March 2017, we're guessing that means Titanfall 2 will be released well before that. It's intriguing that they mentioned Titanfall 2 but kept quiet about any potential Star Wars game (cough, cough, Episode IX, anyone?).
But wait, there's more! Separately, Respawn has teamed up with Korean online and mobile publisher, Nexon, to create multiple Titanfall games for iOS and Android. These games will be developed by a new studio called Particle City, co-founded by Respawn co-founder, Vince Zampella. Zampella stated that "Nexon's unrivaled publishing network and free-to-play expertise will allow Titanfall to reach new global audiences." They're planning to publish a free-to-play version of Titanfall in Asia, making it even more accessible to players around the world.
Zampella went on to spill the beans to VentureBeat that next year is going to be a "very big year for Titanfall."
Stay tuned for more updates! Keep an eye on official announcements from Respawn Entertainment or EA for any news on a new Titanfall game. Don't miss out on the action!
- The year 2017 is likely to be a significant one for Titanfall fans, as EA executives have suggested that Titanfall 2 could be released before their next financial year ends in March 2017.
- In addition to a potential sequel, Titanfall fans can expect new mobile games, as Respawn Entertainment is collaborating with Korean publisher Nexon to develop multiple Titanfall games for smartphones.
- Titanfall fanatics should also be excited about the prospect of smartphone gadgets, as the new mobile games are expected to be free-to-play, making them even more accessible to players worldwide.
- The entertainment industry as a whole is likely to benefit from the continued success of Titanfall, as the franchise is projected to contribute to the high revenue earnings of EA in the coming year.
- As Titanfall continues to expand into various forms of entertainment, such as movies-and-tv (or other anticipated projects like Star Wars Episode IX), the possibilities for this exhilarating franchise seem endless.
