Battlefield: Bad Company Team “On a Long Vacation”, Will Return After Completing Other Projects

DICE's not-too-serious first person shooter isn't dead or forgotten by any means.

Posted By | On 03rd, Oct. 2013

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If you think that DICE is beyond caring about the Bad Company franchise, then think again. According to creative director Lars Gustavsson at a recent DICE event, the Bad Company team are only taking a long vacation and will be looking to return to the franchise once other titles have been wrapped up.

“My feeling is that I would love to do it. For me, when we started the company with 1942, it was really a work of passion. And then we worked our way through the era of different wars, and I loved them all, like my little babies. When it came to Bad Company, it was creative freedom; don’t take yourself too seriously.

“But trust me, the Bad Company [team] isn’t forgotten, they are just on a very long vacation. So they are out there, they’re coming back.”

Currently, DICE is busy with Battlefield 4, Mirror’s Edge and Star Wars: Battlefront, with the latter two slated to release on next gen consoles sometime in the next two years. Meanwhile, Battlefield 4 launches on October 29th in North America for current-gen, with next gen releases on Xbox One and PS4 due in November.

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