Respawn's Ryan K. Rigney can't "say anything definitive at the moment" about the upcoming Xbox Series X/S and PS5 update.
To no one's surprise, EA says that it is committed to continuing to invest in the Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order line of games.
New skins for Horizon, Valkyrie and Seer are included along with music packs, XP boosts, loading screens, emotes and much, much more.
Obi Edolasim is the newest Legend to join the roster and can track enemies by their heartbeats while also interrupting them with micro-drones.
The new trailer also showcases the new Rampage LMG, new cosmetics in the battle pass and some abilities for the new Legend, Seer.
Several new job listings reveal that the Titanfall and Fallen Order studio has a new single player title in early development at the moment.
A new animated trailer gives puts the spotlight on Seer, the upcoming new Legend blessed with the powers of microdrones and an “artist’s eye”.
The new season will update World's Edge, add a new LMG called Rampage and introduce Ranked Arenas. Launch trailer reveal set for EA Play Live.
Publisher Electronic is instead looking forward to "celebrating with you next year when we share our vision for the Galaxy far, far away!"
Titanfall 2 has also suffered a DDoS attack in the same vein as the original, with Xbox One and PC being the affected platforms.
Respawn Entertainment community coordinator Jason Garza says that with most of the team focused on Apex Legends, Titanfall isn't getting a lot of attention right now.
Overflow brings a more lane-focused layout to Arenas. Various new Legendary skins for Revenant, Mirage, Rampart and more are also inbound.
Director of Comms at Respawn shares comments on the recent Apex Legends hack, and how it achieves nothing except ruining a weekend for the developers.
Apex Legends recently got hacked by a bunch of disgruntled Titanfall players who were furious for rampant hacking within their game of choice.
Return to the original King's Canyon and World's Edge on June 29th. Skull Town is also being added to Arenas as a new map.
Our latest video outlines the differences in performance between Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order on the Xbox One X and the Xbox Series X.
Respawn Entertainment also acknowledges an issue with the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S upgrade showing up as paid for some players.
The upgrade offers 4K resolution and HDR, improved 60 FPS performance, faster loading times and higher resolution textures and assets.
The game was originally released on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC in November of 2019. It's coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X|S this year.
Some European retailers have mentioned June 11 as the launch date, though.
