Star Wars Battlefront II It was launched in 2017 and we know that Electronic Arts will continue to develop licensed games although in the future other studios may also create their projects. It is one of them Star Wars Battlefront III? Actress Janina Gavankar, who played Iden Versio, seems to be giving clues that DICE or another EA team is working on the game. The comment starts from a question from a fan interested in knowing what happens to Iden during the period of The Mandalorian, the hit Disney + series. Gavankar does not hesitate to mention Mitch Dyer and Walt Williams, screenwriters of Battlefront 2, for them to respond.
. @MitchyD @waltdwilliams Wanna let’m know? https://t.co/P3KPWzn1Au– janina gavankar (@Janina) February 11, 2021
Last November Gavankar and TJ Ramini -Del Meeko in Battlefront 2– posted photos of motion capture suits. Although it could be a mere coincidence, the messages are barely days apart and the fans interpreted it as a new Battlefront.
???? pic.twitter.com/RxiegF2HfO– janina gavankar (@Janina) November 19, 2020
Hello, old friend ☺️⚪️????❤️ pic.twitter.com/uyHWBjh0Sg– TJ Ramini (@TJRamini) November 13, 2020
Battlefront 2 stopped receiving new content almost a year ago and last January was part of the promotion of free games of the Epic Games Store, something that could also be interpreted as an incentive to publicize the saga before a continuation of its story.
A game with a problem launch
Star Wars Battlefront II was well received by fans except for a small detail that caused controversy ever since: its aggressive button box system. Although the game made changes to its mechanics, the community criticized politics with gambling and the issue moved to politics because of the similarities between random elements and games of chance.
“Not a week goes by without us thinking: ‘Can you imagine if we hadn’t launched the game with the button boxes like we did? ‘. I think we would have been in a very different place and position, that’s for sure, because we really think the game is a sequel worthy of Battlefront and honors the legacy of the saga Battlefront“said Dennis Brannvall, director of design for the title, lamenting the debut issues.
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