Battlefield Developers Could Create New Shooter Series!
DICE Los Angeles, development team separated from Battlefield developers DICE, is rumored to be developing a new shooter game series. EA has confirmed that Battlefield 6 will be released on PS5 and Xbox Series X after 2022.
But it looks like fans will get more interesting news, where Battlefield 6 is not the only shooter game EA which will be released later. On LinkedIn, EA has posted a list of members to join the team at DICE LA. The team will create high quality, realistic characters, character concepts and designs.
There Is No Complete Information About New Shooter Games Like Battlefield 6
This information does not reveal a large amount of information about what the team will do. But one thing is known is DICE LA is seeking knowledge of military equipment and hardware. DICE LA is usually the support team for the main DICE development team and other EA studios.
However, EA has planned to change this and starting January 2022, Respawn Entertainment CEO Vince Zampella will take on this responsibility. Zampella confirmed plans for DICE LA to make their own original game.
Zampella Wants To Erase People’s Thinking About DICE LA As A Supporting Studio
What Zampella did was nothing but erase the history of the studio that was said to be a support studio. The CEO will try one way or another which is to allow the game to be renamed so it can escape the idea of a backing studio.
This statement certainly signals that new artists and other members of the LA DICE team will not be working at Battlefield 6. It’s unclear what kind of military-themed shooter game DICE LA could make. After the huge success of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, EA said that it would be making more single-player games that were bigger.
DICE has found success with Battlefield and its multiplayer mode, so the new game will potentially be better and offer something different. DICE LA plans have not been officially confirmed, Zampella has just taken over the studio which means that the game is in very early development.
