I hope you like Star Wars and BioWare games.
Electronic Arts just kicked off a big week for the gaming industry with its media presentation leading up to the Electronic Entertainment Expo tradeshow in Los Angeles. E3 is one of the most important gatherings of the game industry, and it focuses a great deal on the blockbuster (or triple-A) publishing and development business, the biggest games in the nearly $100 billion annual market. And if you missed any of the big announcements, we’ve gathered them all up for you.
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Star Wars: Battlefront II
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EA is still holding many of its Star Wars games close to the vest, and so all of its focus is on the sequel to the shooter game from 2015.
BioWare’s Anthem (formerly Project Dylan)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBvkjJU-cfY
BioWare is done with Mass Effect for a while, but now it has something to take on online shooters like Destiny and The Division.
Hazelight’s A Way Out
Reveal:
Gameplay:
The creators of Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons have worked with EA since 2014 on a new game, and we finally got a peek this year.
Battlefield 1: In the Name of the Tsar
DICE’s World War I shooter is still getting content because it was a world of war, after all.
EA Sports
Madden NFL 18
FIFA 18
NBA Live 18
EA Sports is of course updating all of its games, but it is also bringing back NBA Live.
FIFA for the Nintendo Switch
FIFA 18 isn’t coming to Switch, but EA is putting together something for Nintendo’s console.
Need for Speed: Payback
The publisher’s big racing franchise is going for something a little more fast and/or furious this go around.
