Want for Velocity developer Criterion Video games will largely give attention to Battlefield going ahead

is “all-in on Battlefield” because it tries to bolster the first-person shooter collection. To that finish, it has shifted developer Criterion Video games over from its sports activities division to the EA Leisure unit. Most of Criterion’s group can be working with DICE, Ripple Impact and Ridgeline on Battlefield video games, whereas “a core group” will proceed with Want for Velocity.

Criterion already has expertise with Battlefield after engaged on autos for these video games through the years. As such, the studio is a logical match to assist out with the franchise. “Criterion’s expertise with Battlefield, our know-how and constructing participating experiences may have a direct constructive influence as we proceed to work on , and as we proceed pre-production on a linked Battlefield Universe,” Vince Zampella — who leads the Apex Legends, Star Wars Jedi, Battlefield and Want for Velocity groups — wrote in a memo.

Battlefield 2042 wasn’t precisely acquired nicely. It and it took DICE a number of months to earlier than the sport’s first season began. Quickly after it launched Battlefield 2042, EA to the portfolio of franchises that Zampella (a FPS veteran who beforehand labored on Titanfall and Medal of Honor) oversees.

EA is arguably in want of one other majorly profitable franchise it may well depend on in the long term alongside EA FC, Madden, Apex Legends and The Sims. Battlefield is one among its finest bets for that, given the collection’ largely sturdy observe file. Competing with the likes of Name of Responsibility will stay a tall order. Nevertheless, it looks like EA has a clearer plan for a way to do this and it is beefing up the ranks of builders to assist it get there.

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