Visceral Games-Developed Star Wars Title Coming To Next-Gen Hardware

By Alex Osborn

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Visceral Games is working on a next-gen Star Wars title.

This news was discovered in a job listing, which explicitly states that the project is “a next-gen HD Star Wars console title.” As such, it's fairly safe to deduce that this new game will be available for both the Xbox One and PS4. 

In addition, the title is said to be “in the earliest concepting phase of game development,” so it looks like we're still quite a ways away from its release.

What type of Star Wars game do you think would best suited to accommodate Visceral's strengths? A third-person action game akin to Star Wars 1313 perhaps? Let us know in the comments below.

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