May the Force Be With You.Actions Star Wars: The Old Republic takes place 3000 ahead of the events of the legendary film series. We?re proud of the work we did on the original Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and genuinely cannot wait to play Aspyr?s Remake! As we continue our work on Star Wars: The Old Republic, we will watch with great interest. I think EA's statement is an attempt to remind people that while it's not working on the KOTOR remake, it is still going big on Star Wars stuff, but who knows?Īt least BioWare itself was clearer on the situation: I'm guessing BioWare isn't involved, because surely EA and Lucasfilm would have said it was if it were.
EA isn't alone in that! But this one borders on the ridiculous. The video game industry has a habit of producing these types of desperately silly non-answers. That's right: when asked if it's helping out with the KOTOR remake, EA's response was: 'we make Star Wars games.' This content is hosted on an external platform, which will only display it if you accept targeting cookies. So I guess that's a no? /mwa1FDdbjE- Geoff Keighley September 10, 2021 I asked Bioware (and EA) if they are involved in the STAR WARS: KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC remake announced yesterday and just received this response. Rather than simply say, 'yeah, sure, we're helping out,' or, 'no, we're not involved, sorry,' EA chose to state it makes Star Wars games - and that's it. Its response is equal parts hilarious and frustrating. The Game Awards chief Geoff Keighley wondered the same, and asked EA. The question of whether EA is involved in the eye-catching KOTOR remake seems to me to be a reasonable one, given EA owns BioWare, the developer of the original game.
Aspyr - the Texas-based studio that has collaborated with Lucasfilm on various projects for over a decade, including ports of the original Knights of the Old Republic to iPhone and iPad - was recently gobbled up by Embracer Group, the ever-growing company that also owns Borderlands maker Gearbox.
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