Respawn Entertainment and EA's action-adventure Star Wars series has hit another major milestone.
The sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Survivor will also be the final instalment in Respawn Entertainment's action-adventure series, it's been confirmed.
The patch also removes Denuvo DRM, fixes a number of bugs and crashes, and adds quality-of-life improvements, among other things.
Respawn Entertainment's action-adventure title launches for last-gen consoles- here's what you should know heading in.
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Massive's latest open-world title saw 15 percent higher physical sales at launch than Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora in the region.
Featuring "a variety of optimizations aimed at maximizing the hardware capabilities of the consoles", the game will be sold at $49.99 on last-gen consoles.
"Moving forward, we recognize that we need to be more timeline, transparent, and consistent in our communications with you," say EA and Respawn.
As a big-budget single-player Star Wars adventure, Massive Entertainment's upcoming game can take plenty of lessons from Respawn's past successes.
EA announced last year that a last-gen version of the action-adventure title was in the works at Respawn Entertainment.
Check out how the next Legend plays, changes to the Broken Moon map and the long-awaited return of Solos in the latest Takeover.
Respawn Entertainment's acclaimed action-adventure title will also be playable for PC Game Pass and Game Pass Ultimate subscribers.
Despite major successes like the Star Wars Jedi series, Electronic Arts is suddenly moving away from the sci-fi franchise.
The strategy title will also launch simultaneously on consoles, a recently published job ad suggests.
The studio behind Apex Legends and Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has been hit with layoffs as part of larger cuts at EA.
Following the cancellation of the studio's Star Wars shooter, it's now being claimed that it's also developing a new game set in the Titanfall universe.
The first-person shooter featured a Mandalorian (separate from the Disney+ series lead), takedowns and AT-STs as bosses.
Recent reports claimed that the studio was developing a Mandalorian game, but EA now confirms development on the project has ended.
Players will play as a Mandalorian bounty hunter, it's been claimed, though it's unclear exactly who the protagonist is.
The title could be the same first-person shooter directed by Peter Hirschmann, who worked on the classic Star Wars Battlefront series.
The patch brings a new high contrast mode, audio ping functionality, and additional slow motion presets.
