EA’s Star Wars video game ‘quite alive’ regardless of Uncharted developer’s departure

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EA Vancouver’s Star Wars video game, which began advancement at the since-shuttered Visceral Games, is “still very much alive,” according to its previous innovative director.


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The Star Wars video game in advancement at EA Vancouver is “still very much alive” after the departure of Uncharted developer Amy Hennig, she stated late Thursday.

Hennig’s explanation was available in action to a Eurogamer report that the Uncharted- like Star Wars job she had actually been dealing with was “on the shelf” after she left EA in January– rather it’s simply the story she had actually been working as innovative director that’s been put aside.

“To clarify, I left EA six months ago, shortly after the closure of Visceral (along with most of the team),”she tweeted “The story we were crafting has essentially been shelved, but EA Vancouver’s Star Wars game is still very much alive, and I wish my colleagues there nothing but the best.”

Her preliminary remarks to Eurogamer recommended the designer might have carried on to a non-Star Wars job.

“The Vancouver studio is working on something pretty different,” she informed the website. “Once you go more open world it’s such a different game to the one we were making. Everybody loved what we were doing and I’d love to see us resurrect that somehow, but it’s complicated.”

Last October, the action-adventure video game endured EA’s choice to shutter its preliminary studio, Visceral Games, when advancement relocated to its Vancouver branch. The business stated it was “shifting the game to be a broader experience” from a direct method.

EA didn’t instantly react to an ask for remark.

Hennig, best understood for her deal with the very first 3 Uncharted video games and the Legacy of Kain series, is now dealing with producing her own studio for VR jobs, with a smaller sized group. She has formerly slammed the nature of triple-An advancement and its extreme “crunch” durations.

Early this month, at E3, EA stated that Titanfall studio Respawn Entertainment is dealing with Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, an action-adventure video game that will come out in 2019.