Battlefront3.net

I don't know if someone was at the E3 2012 page but this year LucasArts has an official booth at the E3. It seems something big is planned:
But what? Battlefront 3? Time will tell.
http://e312.mapyourshow.com/5_0/exhibit ... id=luc8000

Last year LucasArts had just a normal conference room but this year they have actually a booth! Hopes come up again. :3

Scott wrote:

SleepKiller wrote:Great find. Now I hope that Spark isn't making it! (Come on do you really want a SWBFIII with Action/Adventure gameplay?)

I'd hope Spark doesn't touch it all, even if it was the same genre. They have a horrible track record and that makes me nervous. I'm sure with all the new hires they are but a remnant of the old Spark, but it still worries me.

They don't have a 'good' track record because they've only made three games. Give them a chance.

seven324 wrote:

Scott wrote:

SleepKiller wrote:Great find. Now I hope that Spark isn't making it! (Come on do you really want a SWBFIII with Action/Adventure gameplay?)

I'd hope Spark doesn't touch it all, even if it was the same genre. They have a horrible track record and that makes me nervous. I'm sure with all the new hires they are but a remnant of the old Spark, but it still worries me.

They don't have a 'good' track record because they've only made three games. Give them a chance.

Two of the three first Insomniac games were Spyro games, two of the three first BioWare games were Baldur's Gate games, Infinity Wards first three games were CoD, CoD 2 and CoD 4. Three games often gives a good feel for the company, and Spark has been having a good feel.

Scott wrote:
Two of the three first Insomniac games were Spyro games, two of the three first BioWare games were Baldur's Gate games, Infinity Wards first three games were CoD, CoD 2 and CoD 4. Three games often gives a good feel for the company, and Spark has been having a good feel.

I think they are aware of the success-pressure to deliver a great product.

Inquisitor wrote:

Scott wrote:
Two of the three first Insomniac games were Spyro games, two of the three first BioWare games were Baldur's Gate games, Infinity Wards first three games were CoD, CoD 2 and CoD 4. Three games often gives a good feel for the company, and Spark has been having a good feel.

I think they are aware of the success-pressure to deliver a great product.

Well they were all new companies that took pride in their work. Spark's attempts have not looked like they care all that much. I will admit it may be due to budget or time constraints, but a good dev should be able to work within their budget (time or money) right?

Scott wrote:

seven324 wrote:

Scott wrote:
I'd hope Spark doesn't touch it all, even if it was the same genre. They have a horrible track record and that makes me nervous. I'm sure with all the new hires they are but a remnant of the old Spark, but it still worries me.

They don't have a 'good' track record because they've only made three games. Give them a chance.

Two of the three first Insomniac games were Spyro games, two of the three first BioWare games were Baldur's Gate games, Infinity Wards first three games were CoD, CoD 2 and CoD 4. Three games often gives a good feel for the company, and Spark has been having a good feel.

Bad example those games are actualy good while what is put out now is utter well id put the end to the sentence but i dont want to get modded :3

Grpeephole303 wrote:Bad example those games are actualy good while what is put out now is utter well id put the end to the sentence but i dont want to get modded :3

Well if they are good, then it would be a good example, wouldn't it?

Scott wrote:

Grpeephole303 wrote:Bad example those games are actualy good while what is put out now is utter well id put the end to the sentence but i dont want to get modded :3

Well if they are good, then it would be a good example, wouldn't it?

Yes but the games that come afterwards are not.

Meaning the first three games do not show what the developer would be like in the future.

Grpeephole303 wrote:

Scott wrote:

Grpeephole303 wrote:Bad example those games are actualy good while what is put out now is utter well id put the end to the sentence but i dont want to get modded :3

Well if they are good, then it would be a good example, wouldn't it?

Yes but the games that come afterwards are not.

Meaning the first three games do not show what the developer would be like in the future.

I think that has to do more with publisher pressure. The publisher funds them and owns them. If they didn't want another CoD, they'd be allowed to pitch a new IP, but Activision wants more CoD. A lot more. Blame Activision. IW is a great developer.

I have to agree on that im sure they could make a better call of duty if it was required to be released every year

I'm completely fine with Spark Unlimited making the game as long as it is good. Hopefully they really are making it because we have been waiting for this game for a very long 7 years.

Honestly I wish there wouldn't be so much negativity toward Spark Unlimited here. They have hired lots of new people so very few employees from their past games are working on their current games. Let's all just appreciate that maybe, finally someone is working on Battlefront 3.

Slicer4427 wrote:Honestly I wish there wouldn't be so much negativity toward Spark Unlimited here. They have hired lots of new people so very few employees from their past games are working on their current games. Let's all just appreciate that maybe, finally someone is working on Battlefront 3.

My original comment wasn't all that negative

Gfunkymonkey wrote: [...]
She continues to say "That would be a VERY VERY Safe bet."
[...]

SparkUnlimited wrote: All the job postings were emphasizing Unreal Engine experience.
It's a safe bet we are centered around it.

Inquisitor wrote:

Gfunkymonkey wrote: [...]
She continues to say "That would be a VERY VERY Safe bet."
[...]

SparkUnlimited wrote: All the job postings were emphasizing Unreal Engine experience.
It's a safe bet we are centered around it.

You are pulling two things that are two unrelated. So what is your point?