Walt Williams has also worked as a writer on projects such as Spec Ops: The Line or Star Wars Squadrons.
Changes of winds. Walt Williams is a former EA screenwriter who has worked on two of the most recent titles in the galactic saga, Star Wars Battlefront 2 and Star Wars Squadrons. The writer is also known for his work on Significant Zero and Spec Ops: The Line, a third-person action project set in modern warfare. The creative has just announced on Twitter that he will join Insomniac Games, the developer behind Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales.
Through a post on Twitter, Williams has revealed his professional future, although he has not gone into details about the projects in which he will participate. It is not surprising, given that the most recent title of Marvel’s Spider-Man is already on the market, while Ratchet & Clank: A Dimension Apart will be released in a matter of months, specifically on June 11 exclusively. for PS5.
I may have done a thing. pic.twitter.com/UsHNDsGDU1
– Walt Williams (@waltdwilliams) March 8, 2021
A new path for Insomniac
Insomniac Games began a new era when it was acquired by Sony Interactive Entertainment, long after the successful launch of Marvel’s Spider-Man. The North American developer has been closely linked to PlayStation from the beginning, to the point that parallels were always made with Naughty Dog. In fact, in those early years, both studios competed in a way when it came to creating their games. Now they are under the same umbrella.
Walt Williams, meanwhile, leaves the Star Wars saga after two video games. All in all, the exclusivity agreement between EA and Lucasfilm has come to an end. That means that the Disney company can commission projects of the brand to other studios, as in the case of Ubisoft. In addition, Machine Games, the Bethesda studio, is developing a game based on Indiana Jones, although neither the launch window nor the platforms on which it will be marketed have yet been announced.
Source | Walt Williams (Twitter)
