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Electronic Arts Has An Unannounced Title Coming To PC & Consoles In Q4 2014

Electronic Arts revealed today its games lineup for this year. According to the big publisher, Fifa 15 and The Sims 4 are coming to the PC in Q3 2014, while Dragon Age: Inquisition and an unannounced title are coming to consoles and PC in the last quarter of this year.

Naturally, a lot of speculation is surrounding this unannounced title. Is this a new Battlefield game? Keep in mind that Star Wars: Battlefront and Mirror’s Edge are projects that have already been announced, meaning that this TBA title is definitely not one of them.

Here is hoping that this TBA won’t be a budget title.

Enjoy and kudos to NeoGAF for spotting it!

19 thoughts on “Electronic Arts Has An Unannounced Title Coming To PC & Consoles In Q4 2014”

    1. Nope, NFS will return in 2015. This will be a shooter, powered by Frostbite 3 that will be unveiled at this year’s E3 (rumor has it that it’s Battlefield Police)

        1. Don’t.Even.Joke.

          It’s the only FPS game I truly enjoy, I still play it, I would love a 3rd, or mod tools (:

  1. Lets hope its WWE2k15, we need a great wrestling game on PC after an over 10 years long hiatus!

  2. Visceral Games is working on an unannounced Star Wars game, Maybe the Star Wars 1313 has been renamed to something else or it’s an entirely new Star Wars project.

    1. 1313 was a UE3 game not FB3. I heard EA confirmed it’s a FB3 game.

      What about that F2P C&C game that was using Frostbite?

      1. Command & Conquer got cancelled shorty after the closed beta, I was lucky enough to try it out since a friend sent me a beta key and to be honest it wasn’t actually a bad game just need some balancing and fine tuning.

        Last I heard EA was looking for the new developer to reboot the series.

  3. No clue what this could be, nor do I think it matters as Inquisition will likely blow it, and anything else releasing, out of the water.

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