Action game will be EA's largest game BIOWARE development new work new work

2025-01-27 12:02:36|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

At the EA investor meeting yesterday, EA hinted that Bioware, the developer of "Quality Effect" and "Dragon Century" series, is developing an action game.

As shown in the figure above, in the potential revenue creation table released by EA, the proportion of action games and shooting games is the highest.In the action game, we see Motive studio, Bioware Studio and "Star Wars" series.In the shooting game, it is "Battlefield", "Star Wars: Frontline" and "Titan Fall" series.

We know that Bioware is developing "Quality Effect: Fairy" and a new IP.Perhaps this new IP is action game.However, it does not rule out that EA will not only be regarded as RPG, but also as action games.

The Motive Studio in the list is the new studio set up after Jade Raymond, a beautiful producer Jade Raymond before the list.It is said that she is developing a "Assassin's Creed" action game, but it will not be announced in 2020.

EA had previously hinted that they lacked well -known representative games in the field of action games. From the chart released today, they have promoted the action game to a market closing point that is more common than shooting games.At present, in addition to the "Assassin's Creed" games mentioned above, EA's action game also has a new game of "Star Wars" game and Bioware.Recently, the developer of "Titan Fall" has confirmed that they are also developing a third -person action adventure star war game.

The current EA various types of game revenue creation ratio action games are indeed very low

At the conference, CFO JORGENSEN said that a successful action game will bring up to 400 million US dollars to revenue, and more sequels will be launched in the market in the future.

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