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No Star Wars: Episode VII video game from EA

November 22, 2013 by admin

Star Wars has been in the news a lot lately.  We’ve recently got news on a December 2015 release date for Star Wars: Episode VII, a change in scriptwriters, rumours that Mark Hamill will supposedly not be involved, and the possibility of Star Wars characters showing up in The LEGO Movie. And now we’ve got some news on the chances of a video game tie-in for Episode VII.

During the UBS Global Technology Conference Blake Jorgensen talked about the upcoming Star Wars video game titles.  People were curious if there would be an EA Star Wars game to accompany the movie coming out, with Jorgensen revealing that there are no plans to develop a tie-in: “We’ve done movie games over the years and we wanted to make sure that we weren’t doing a movie game, i.e., game based on the movie. The beauty of the Star Wars franchise is that it’s so broad and so deep, you don’t have to do a movie game, you can do a game that’s very focused on the world that’s been created around Star Wars.”

Personally, I think this is good news. Video games traditionally take much longer to create than movies, so by the time a video game studio has something to base a game off, there’s not enough time to do it properly. How do you feel about the news? Let us know in the comments below….

Originally published November 22, 2013. Updated April 11, 2018.

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