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Augen on 22 July 2014

If it helps polish Dragon Age I am okay with it, never want another entry in the series rushed out.



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Raziel123 on 22 July 2014

Dragon age not in October? That's cool. Less wallet rape in October



Ssenkahdavic on 22 July 2014

Good. I'll have time to play Middle Earth now.



 

  

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kumagawa on 22 July 2014
Burek said:
No surprises here. Both games were about to get demolished in sales.
DA gets a spot opposite of Far Cry now, so there is room for better sales.
BF will probably get dumped in April or May, it was never promising, and it will sell like any mediocre FPS +10% because of the name.

Great news for Evolve and Sunset Overdrive, though, they both should see a bump since a competing shooter dropped out.


BF will be between January and March as it's been delayed to EA's 2015 4th quarter.



soulfly666 on 22 July 2014

LOL, they know that if they release a 3rd terrible BF game in a row, no one will ever buy any again.



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Euphoria14 on 22 July 2014

You've got CoD & Destiny taking control of the FPS scene in the Holiday season this year, along with The Halo Collection. Better off putting it after the season, when people might be looking for something different.



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LordPhil on 22 July 2014

EA delayed a Battlefield game...lol. 



Teeqoz on 22 July 2014
bananaking21 said:
Bristow9091 said:
Wait, so this means we could potentially see two Battlefield games in the same year? (I'm guessing they'll be releasing one next year to compete with Call of Duty 2015?)


no. this is the first and last time BF will be annualized. next year its battlefront. then TitanFall 2, then BF5 and it will continue with each having a 3 year dev cycle. 


I don't think EA will release Titanfall 2 as their 2016 shooter, given that EA does not own Titanfall, Respawn Entertainment does.



kitler53 on 22 July 2014

neither one on my list..

..but makes an already weak holiday line up look even more anemic.



bananaking21 on 22 July 2014
Teeqoz said:
bananaking21 said:
Bristow9091 said:
Wait, so this means we could potentially see two Battlefield games in the same year? (I'm guessing they'll be releasing one next year to compete with Call of Duty 2015?)


no. this is the first and last time BF will be annualized. next year its battlefront. then TitanFall 2, then BF5 and it will continue with each having a 3 year dev cycle. 


I don't think EA will release Titanfall 2 as their 2016 shooter, given that EA does not own Titanfall, Respawn Entertainment does.

they own publishing right. they already agreed on a new deal. and they already said they will have a 3 year rotation system. Battlefront next year and TitanFall the year after.