EA revealing six new games at E3
EA will be announcing six new projects at its E3 press conference on June 9.
With the Electronic Entertainment Expo just a few weeks away, companies are already making plans for some big reveals. Electronic Arts is no exception, as the publisher reportedly has six new projects that will be unveiled. That's not a typo.
Geoff Keighley tweeted today (via Polygon) that EA's press conference on June 9, which will also air on Spike TV, will include "six new game reveals." In a statement, EA noted that the event will include more information on already revealed games, including the new Mirror's Edge that was hinted at last year and Dragon Age: Inquisition, as well as Star Wars: Battlefront. EA also stated that these will be "new projects and intellectual properties currently in development."
These could be anyone's guess, but the new Mass Effect project from BioWare and Visceral's Star Wars game--with Uncharted director Amy Hennig on board--are likely to be involved somehow. We'll provide the full rundown once it's official.
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Please give us a 'next gen' Dead Space.
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Dead Space is dead. The last one got really lukewarm reviews and was a sales disappointment. Visceral is doing Star Wars now.
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I don't want to live on this planet any more.
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All I care about is Mirror's Edge. Yeah, I'm weird like that.
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If I were a betting man (which I'm not... at least not with stock), I would:
1. Buy EA stock now.
2. Wait for EA stock to rise during E3 and right after E3.
3. Sell EA stock the day before their next big game release.
3a. Optional: Short EA's stock too.
4. Watch EA stock tumble following horrible launch.
So what are the games going to be? NHL 2015, NFL 2015, NBA 2015, MLB 2015, The Sims Extreme DLC Edition and a shooter?-
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Battlefront is DICE, and since they announced it at last year's E3, I doubt they'd count it as "new" this year.
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I'd say at least one Star Wars game is a good bet, likely the one Visceral is working on.
Can't imagine them doing an MLB game, it'd have about zero marketability outside the US (unlike NBA, NHL and Madden).
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They meant "patches" guys.
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Bad company 3
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Ripping on EA is always popular but I'm looking forward to what they have to show. If it turns out it sucks no one's going to force us to buy it.
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BF5 - Trust us, it'll work this time!
BF6 - Well, if 5 doesn't work out so well...
TF2 - Why let Activision have all the fun with Infinity Ward Respawn?
Sims 37 - People keep buying it, so I dunno?
SimCity 6 - Offlin... Oh who's kidding, ONLINE ONLY AGAIN!
Mass Effect 4 - Hey MS, we have a sci-fi shooter game we can annualize too! -
My guesses:
Star Wars: Knights of the New Republic (Obsidian?)
Star Wars "Grand Theft Speeder" (EA Canada's open worlder)
Spore Evolution / Sim Planet
Dead Space: Some sub title other than the number 4, possibly done by third party developer
EASports: a family friendly multi sports package without standard license tie ins.
Avengers: Age of Ultron
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