EA Cancels Star Wars FPS: Devastating News for Gamers

TLDREA has announced the cancellation of a Star Wars first-person shooter game developed by Respawn Entertainment, causing disappointment among fans. The decision is part of EA's restructuring and focus on their owned IP and online communities. This adds to the list of previously canceled Star Wars games, leaving fans frustrated and questioning EA's strategy.

Key insights

😢EA cancels Star Wars first-person shooter game developed by Respawn Entertainment, disappointing fans.

🔄EA's decision reflects their focus on owned IP and online communities, such as Apex Legends and Titanfall.

🚫Cancellation adds to the list of previously canceled Star Wars games, leaving fans frustrated.

💡EA's strategy raises questions about their approach to licensed properties and their disregard for fan desires.

🎮Fans are still hopeful for other upcoming Star Wars games, including the Black Panther and Iron Man games.

Q&A

Why did EA cancel the Star Wars FPS game?

—The cancellation is part of EA's restructuring and their decision to focus on their owned IP and online communities.

Is this the first time EA has canceled a Star Wars game?

—No, EA has a history of canceling Star Wars games, including Star Wars First Assault, Star Wars 1313, and projects by Visceral Games.

What other Star Wars games are still in development?

—Currently, the Black Panther and Iron Man games, as well as a Star Wars strategy game, are still in development.

What does this decision say about EA's strategy?

—EA's decision to cancel the Star Wars FPS raises questions about their approach to licensed properties and their disregard for fan desires.

Are there any positive developments in the Star Wars gaming world?

—Fans can still look forward to the re-release of Star Wars games like Star Wars Dark Forces and Star Wars Republic Commando.

Timestamped Summary

00:00EA's decision to cancel a Star Wars first-person shooter game developed by Respawn Entertainment has left fans disappointed.

00:52EA's Global Workforce has been reduced by approximately 5%, causing concern for game developers.

01:07The canceled Star Wars FPS was being developed by Respawn Entertainment, creators of Jedi Fallen Order.

01:45EA's CEO, Andrew Wilson, stated that the company is moving away from development of future licensed IP.

02:14Fans express frustration over EA's decision to cancel another Star Wars game, adding to a long list of previously canceled projects.

03:14EA's focus on their owned IP and online communities raises questions about their strategy and understanding of fan desires.

03:44Fans can still find solace in the release of re-mastered Star Wars games like Star Wars Dark Forces and Star Wars Republic Commando.

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