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EA Will Unveil A New Game For This Year And Six Others At E3
On its year-end financial earnings call, EA announced that it will be unveiling a new game for release in 2014 at E3 this year during the publisher's press conference. We know from EA's accompanying slides that the title will be coming this fall. The game won't be a Need for Speed title though, as the company has confirmed that the series is getting an extended development cycle.
EA also says that it will be showing off six titles for future years at E3, of which we think one might be Mass Effect. With Medal of Honor out of the picture, EA is missing a fall shooter, and there are rumors that Visceral is working on something in addition to its Star Wars project.
Update: EA has confirmed that Star Wars Battlefront will be one of the titles shown off at E3 (and presumably its E3 press conference).
Our Take
With six projects for the future, we are hopeful that we'll learn more about the Star Wars projects that EA studios are working on and see something on the new Mass Effect game.
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