During its latest financial call conference, Electronic Arts stated that it plans to release 14 games in its fiscal year 2021. This basically means that these games will be coming out sometime between April 1st, 2020, and March 31st, 2021.
From what we know so far, EA will release four sports games, including FIFA and Madden. EA will also release four other major games, as well as four titles from third party/indie developers. The publisher will also release two mobile games.
EA's pipeline for FY2021 (Apr 2020 – Mar 2021):
– Four sports titles including FIFA and Madden.
– Four other major titles.
– Four titles from third party/indie developers.
– Two new mobile games in soft launch.Plan to support new consoles too.
Grow esports to 4 franchises.— Daniel Ahmad (@ZhugeEX) January 30, 2020
What’s also interesting here is that EA has confirmed that it is working on remasters of fan favorites. From what we know so far, there is a remaster/remake of Command & Conquer that is currently under development. Other than that, though, we don’t know what other games EA will remaster.
In other news, EA has stated that Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order has exceeded its expectations. As such, the game has sold more than 8 million copies (original expectations were between 6-8 million copies). The publisher also expects the game to sell 10 million units by March 31st 2020.
Last but not least, EA plans to expand the Star Wars IP in order to meet the demands of the broad player base.
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