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Reader Discussion: What Kind Of Star Wars Game Do You Want From Amy Hennig And Visceral?
A number of exciting Star Wars projects are currently in the works, but one of the most mysterious and exciting is Amy Hennig's and Visceral's untitled Star Wars game.
After leaving Naughty Dog, it seems as though Hennig had a lot of opportunities from competing developers, but the offer of Star Wars is what helped to convince her to land at Electronic Arts and Visceral. Visceral is best known for the Dead Space series and Hennig is best known for the Uncharted series. Will their game be a crossover of sorts? A third-person shooter, platformer in the Star Wars universe? Or will it be something completely different? What do you want it to be?
The images above and below are from the disappointingly canned Star Wars: 1313 game, which looked a little bit like Uncharted in the Star Wars universe.
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