EA Opening DICE Studio In LA To Focus On Star Wars Games

By Alex Osborn

Now that Electronic Arts owns the exclusive publishing rights to Star Wars games, we can expect to see a whole bunch of titles set in this star-studded universe in the coming years. In fact, the publisher has opened a new DICE studio in Los Angeles strictly for this purpose.

The Wall Street Journal reports that the company is still deciding whether to work on established Star Wars game franchises or pursue completely new ideas. I know a lot of people would like to see a Battlefront 3, so I would imagine that's being taken into consideration.

What would you like to see DICE do with the Star Wars license? Sound off with you thoughts in the comments below.

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