Titanfall's parents also acknowledge that they are still interested in more deliveries after the good reception the game is having.
Respawn Entertainment has recognized that they would like to work on a sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order after the good start of this first installment. The study, responsible for other IPs such as Titanfall under the support of Electronic Arts, has limited itself to answering "yes" in a meeting with GamesRadar where they were asked about the possibility that we are facing a possible saga.
Charlie Houser, product manager at Respawn, says that “we had a pleasant surprise with Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. For the new team that has joined Respawn, it has been a great learning that we get along. ” To that he adds: "We would love to continue making amazing experiences and stories, and continue telling those stories in Star Wars."
But this does not depend on the developer, but on factors such as the validity of the contract for the exploitation of the brand or if the sales objectives of the game are met, something that depends strictly on EA.
They expect it to sell between 6 and 8 million units before April 2020
The commercial expectation of Electronic Arts with the game for the current fiscal year – until March 31, 2020 – is to deliver between 6 and 8 million units. At the moment, the start has been very positive for them, with a record included in video games based on Star Wars. His arrival also coincides with the upcoming premiere of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, the end of the Skywalker saga in cinemas.
The game has not reached the error-free stores, but Respawn is already applying patches that correct some of the problems reported by console users, including unexpected closures or some animations.
As we have in our Reviews of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, the title as one of the best games based on this universe in recent years. It is already available on PS4, Xbox One and PC.
