Heres our favorite analyst with the issue on star wars! His statements seems pretty reasonable compared to his usual.
"Pachter described the Star Wars brand as a "huge fanboy experience," noting that its appeal may be starting to fade away as time moves on. He explained that he personally attended the original Star Wars movie premiere, pointing out it was more than 30 years ago."
"The fanboys are pretty old. They're getting long in the tooth," he said.
"Now, the past Star Wars games have been really successful. And two of the most successful ever were made by studios owned by Electronic Arts," he said. "One of them was Pandemic; they made Battlefront. That studio's been shut down so I don't know if they can do anything with that. The other, though, is Knights of the Old Republic. That was a huge seller on the Xbox only. It sold something like 7 million copies. So it would be really profitable, even with the big fat licensing fee to Disney."
"Ultimately, Pachter said he believes that if EA and Disney can get it right, both companies stand to make a "ton of money."
http://www.gamespot.com/news/pachter-is-demand-for-star-wars-games-still-there-6408026
