EA has confirmed there won’t be any
Star Wars games at EA Play Live 2021 when the main show takes place on July 22. In fact, they confirmed there wouldn’t be any more news on the franchise until next year when they will “share our vision for the Galaxy far, far away“.
The publisher lost their exclusive rights over the
Star Wars titles in the future and one of those titles is heavily rumored to be a sequel to
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. EA has already confirmed the game is the first in a new franchise. Whatever is planned for the franchise within EA’s studios, the tweet implied we won’t hear anything about a new game until next year:
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With no word from Rockstar on a new installment in the
Grand Theft Auto franchise, rumor are being left to freely circulate. As reported by Gamespot, the latest comes from renowned leaker Tom Henderson who claims
Grand Theft Auto 6 won’t be released until 2025. While there are many reasons for this, the main one is to avoid the crunch conditions for which the studio already has a bad reputation.
Grand Theft Auto V was originally released in 2013 and will soon be released on a third generation of consoles, arriving on PlayStation 5 on November 11. Because this title continues to bring in a fair amount of revenue, this is giving Rockstar the room to be able to take their time with the sequel’s development. This will also help the studio avoid the crunch conditions that have given the studio a reputation, including 100-hour weeks, mandatory overtime, and fear tactics.