Best would be to give the IP to different studios and publishers, depending on the best pitch.
Say, a stylish action game from Platinum, an RPG from Obsidian, EA can continue its Battlefront and Respawn's game, someone could revive 1313 or do something similar
etc
| KrspaceT said: So, assuming that Disney does in fact yank the thing over Battlefront 2....where could it go after that that's a good fit?
Or where would they go to create a really funny reaction. I admit part of me wondering what happens if it turns out that, say, Retro Studios new hiring is for a Star Wars game.
"Yes, we at Nintendo now have exclusive access to Star Wars games for ten years. The force is with those with a Switch."
....Very unlikely, but I the reaction would be hilarious. |
Nintendo cant afford the Star Wars license, they have the money but wont fork out that much for it, neither would Disney give it out to them. The SW IP, especially considering how long the deal is, prolly cost EA at least half a billion.
