EA Suggests Dead Space, Mirror's Edge Sequels Are Safe Despite Cuts
by Chris Faylor and Nick Breckon, Dec 09, 2008 2:20pm PSTWhile lowered expectations have caused Electronic Arts to consider axing some games, the company has suggested that the planned sequels for EA Redwood Shores' Dead Space and DICE's Mirror's Edge will not be affected by the upcoming cuts.
"Dead Space looks like a long-term big winner for us," EA CEO John Riccitiello stated during a conference call today. "Mirror's Edge is one that was very strongly reviewed. That one's gonna go forward--we'll be looking at some issues around the design to make sure strong IP is married with strong business."
Riccitiello added: "Many times, what happens with new IP is the first edition doesn't generate the units that subsequent editions could generate."
The CEO also touched on the recent release of Mythic's Warhammer Online, stating his belief that the PC MMO "will continue to perform very very well."
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