wraggster
June 8th, 2011, 21:36
Follow-up to 2010 reboot near-certain as EA explains game rotation policy
EA studios Danger Close and DICE are both locked in a project rotation cycle that mirrors how Activision releases games from Treyarch and Infinity Ward.
Electronic Arts will "continue to follow our rotation strategy,” said games boss Frank Gibeau.
"In general, we're giving studios a full two-year cycle to get a game built and polished to maximum quality,” he added.
It means the Los Angeles-based developer Danger Close is very likely building a new Medal Of Honor game, due for release in 2012, to follow up on its 2010 reboot of the series.
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/44775/EA-New-Medal-Of-Honor-due-2012
EA studios Danger Close and DICE are both locked in a project rotation cycle that mirrors how Activision releases games from Treyarch and Infinity Ward.
Electronic Arts will "continue to follow our rotation strategy,” said games boss Frank Gibeau.
"In general, we're giving studios a full two-year cycle to get a game built and polished to maximum quality,” he added.
It means the Los Angeles-based developer Danger Close is very likely building a new Medal Of Honor game, due for release in 2012, to follow up on its 2010 reboot of the series.
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/44775/EA-New-Medal-Of-Honor-due-2012