Respawn Entertainment acknowledges that the dates made the studio have to hurry to be available on PS4, Xbox One and PC.
Jedi Star Wars: Fallen Order has become one of the biggest hits of 2019 and one of the main joys of Electronic Arts for the current fiscal year. The Respawn Entertainment project managed to close its development on time and was finally launched in November 2019; However, the Californian study has recognized that a little more time would have been better for everyone.
“We wanted to achieve it; you know, being on sale at Christmas ”
Ten years of experience is what is found in the Respawn Entertainment curriculum. A total of four video games developed in offices that already have more than 140 workers. To date, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order has been your most challenging project when working with one of the most important entertainment licenses of all time.
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For Chris Zampella and Stig Asmussen, CEO and director of the video game, they have reflected with USGamer about a title that has managed to convince critics and audiences. Regarding development: "Yes, it was something we were discussing," Zampella begins by saying about a possible delay to get more comfortable at launch. “We decided that we wanted to be there, we wanted to achieve it; You know, being on sale at Christmas. It is a game that fits perfectly in that moment of the calendar, ”he adds.
Asmussen confirms in turn: “I think we are in a situation where we are trying to create a game for multiple different systems and we wanted to reach that date, obviously. We all aspire to it and, seriously, I think we could have, if we had had a little more time, it would have been better. ” Bluntly, be honest, but “At the same time, we could play it (at Christmas, target date). It was good and we felt that the fans were going to be able to enjoy it. ”
And now that? Respawn wants a sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
Curiosities around Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order there are many, starting with the presence of the word "Jedi" in the title. To say that the game is a success is nothing more than sticking to the facts: more than 8 million units sold in just a month and a half; expectations are that the game will exceed 10 million units before April 2020. We know that Respawn is interested in a sequel, but there is nothing to announce at the moment.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is available on PS4, Xbox One and PC; You can read our Reviews here.
