EA DICE Developing Five Battlefield Titles
by Aaron Linde, Jun 24, 2008 7:58am PDTEA DICE executive producer Ben Cousins today revealed that the studio currently at work on a total of five titles in the Battlefield multiplayer shooter franchise, reports GamesIndustry.
In a keynote at Paris GDC, Cousins said that in addition to the previously announced free-to-play Battlefield Heroes (PC) and the just-shipped Battlefield: Bad Company (PS3, 360), the company is working on three unannounced Battlefield titles.
Among them are a new traditional core game bound for home consoles, and another title developed in collaboration with South Korea-based online game developer Neowiz aimed at the Korean games market. No details on the third Battlefield title were mentioned.
Cousins added that DICE's move towards the free-to-play market arose out of a business trip to South Korea, where web-based and free-to-play games flourish in a region dominated by piracy.
"If you ask me, the future is web games," added Cousins. "And I don't think many people will see it coming."
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- A "sequel" to 2142 for consoles.
- A Battlefield 3 for PCs and consoles, return to WW2.
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Pogo FTW!
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they must have hired tonnes of employees.. or are these EA games with DICE's name on it now?
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Oh, and a sort of "Sea battle" mode that mirrors 2142's Titan. That'd be sweet.
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This seems to be a contradictory statement. Consoles are already getting a Battlefield game, one with an upcoming "traditional" conquest mode (supposedly to be patched into BF:BC). Battlefield has been built as a PC franchise, taking full advantage of the expanded control scheme offered on the PC.
So where's BF3 already?
Well, I guess they have to be resting on one side.
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