We really really did.
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That's just terrible, how common is this knowledge?
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There is also currently a open world Star Wars game in devellopment at Ubisoft, you know another studio infamous for a toxic work culture.
Team Rocket Boss.
But also known for predatory microtransactions disrupting the gameplay.
So I get why Disney would work with them.
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Well, there can still be a chance for them to work with studio that don't have the infamous reputations like the mentioned two. Maybe Platinum Games, From Software or even Koei Tecmo.
Give us Star Wars Musou already, cowards!
You can't kill art.
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I'm pretty content with Battlefront. The one that's not EA
There is also currently a open world Star Wars game in devellopment at Ubisoft, you know another studio infamous for a toxic work culture.
Honestly makes you wonder what kind of bloody idiot's in charge of picking development studios for Star Wars at Disney.
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I hear they use a dartboard to pick studios
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Is Koei Tecmo, From Software, and Platinum Games in it?
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Team Rocket Boss.
No, but I hear Activision, Bethesda and "renew contract with EA for 42 more years" are options.
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I mean, Activison would get merged with Microsoft anyway.
But I don't think they would pass on the opportunity to let Eastern devs have a try.
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Team Rocket Boss.
Square Enix Star Wars sounds like a decent idea.
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As long as Team Ninja is involved.
Edited by LoneCourier0 on Jul 31st 2022 at 1:55:15 PM
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I'm not sure From Software is really interested in doing any licenced games.
On the other hand Koei Tecmos president has openly said he would love to do a Star Wars Musou game and I honestly really love that idea.
I would also be interested what Bungie could do with a Star Wars FPS.
Edited by uncertanSearcher on Jul 31st 2022 at 2:19:12 PM
Disney has never been the greatest when it came to trying to get into video games. Its one of the mediums they've never quite conquered.
Like, they have Kingdom Hearts... which they seemingly barely care about. Everything else has been licensed out to studios with a variety of results from surprisingly good (Mostly the Star Wars games) to basic shovelware.
Their approach is probably "What studios/developers/publishers have the best selling games of the last year? Let's contact them!"
So, Quantic Dream made headlines with Detroit. Ubisoft has always sold well. EA has a lot of studios under their belt and, with their constant purchase of new studios and other questionable practices, they're kinda the Disney of the video game world... Of course Disney would turn to those studios.
That all you got?
They pay attention to profits, not reputation.
Of course if Quantic Dream can’t deliver I imagine they’ll take the project away and give I to another studio.
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Embracer told investors that the remake has been taken from Aspyr and given to Saber Interactive.
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Embracer is everywhere.
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Embrace them!
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That is not exactly a promising game library from Saber Interactive.
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Not necessarily, Saber Interactive did the Halo remakes for the Master Chief collection and with the exception of Halo 1 Anniversary they've all gotten very positive reception.
If nothing else they have a history of successfully remaking games.
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Oh that makes more sense. For some reason, their remakes weren't listed where I was looking.
Thanks for the correction.
No problem 
They've got a rather long-list of games many of which aren't too impressive, it's understandable that the remakes would fall under the radar.
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That said I don't think it bodes well for this being a remake rather than a remaster calling itself a remake. Those Halo titles they worked on IIRC used the exact same game engine as the original with the only changes being graphical updates (higher-poly models, higher-res textures, improved lighting, etc) and a new soundtrack. Halo 2 Anniversary got remastered cutscenes but those were outsourced to Blur Studios.
Not saying there's no hope of a new combat system and reimagined levels and whatnot but based on their portfolio I think it's quite possible that we're just gonna get a graphics and art design upgrade and some new music.
Edited by Dirtyblue929 on Aug 23rd 2022 at 3:00:55 AM
Yeah when I did some reading up on what Quantic Dreams did to earn such a rep, since I only know them for Heavy Rain, it's really shitty what David Cage did.
And the awful working environment certainly shrank their talent pool.
We gave them too much credit.
Edited by RedHunter543 on Jul 30th 2022 at 1:49:42 PM
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