Electronic Arts this morning released the story trailer for action roleplaying game Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and we are nonplussed.
It begins with fortune cookie "wisdom" about fire being cosy but dangerous, and ends with the suggestion that a place is only worth fighting for if the Empire isn't there.
Alongside the six week delay of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor a few days ago was another unannounced development at Respawn Entertainment - the cancellation of an unannounced game.
Following delivery of a disappointing outlook for current quarter revenue a single-player game based on the Apex Legends and Titanfall properties codenamed Titanfall Legends was dropped.
Action adventure souls-like Star Wars Jedi: Survivor's release date has been pushed back six weeks from March 17 to April 28 with the standard polish reason.
Curious that they didn't delay another week until May the 4th, Star Wars Day.
Though not officially being revealed until The Game Awards later this week, a March 15 release date for open world action roleplaying souls-like Star Wars Jedi: Survivor was briefly visible on its Steam page.
Along with system requirements which include 130 GB of storage. More than double the original game's (Fallen Order) 55 GB.
Submitted by ionscifi on November 26, 2022 - 14:45
Violet McVinne, A former cinematic designer for Bioware, has tweeted video footage of a private joke type additional ending to action roleplaying game Mass Effect 3.
It's a little bit romantic. Player character Sheppard makes out with bad guy the Illusive Man.
Another year, another N7 Day celebrating roleplaying game series Mass Effect, and another small tease.
Last year was just one image and the promise of another game. This year some footage with a coded message. Later republished decoded with another image and message.
Electronic Arts make most of their money from live-service games, i.e. ones which require internet connectivity and players to log into a multiplayer server.
For the blessing of multiplayer - which isn't offered only by live-service games - many companies expect players to cough up extra money to buy digital products from their store.
