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Star Wars Battlefront Developer Wants To "Get The Gang Back Together" To Create Battlefront 3

By 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Jack Coleman

Published May 23, 2025

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Summary

Star Wars: Battlefront 2 has seen a resurgence in popularity.
The fandom is asking EA to greenlight Battlefront 3.
A former developer has said he's up for creating the game, along with ex-colleagues.

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Star Wars: Battlefront 2 (2017) ﷺis witnessing a mini-renaissance as players flock back to the game. There appears to be an organic movement of playeꦺrs back to the game, possibly related to the solid Star Wars content fans have been getting recently, such as Andor's second season.

Battlefront 2 has seen a resurgence of players on Steam, with the game approaching . Andor actor Muhanned Ben Amor (Wilmon) 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:recently added fuel to the fire by posting his play time on Battlefront 2 (469 Hours) with the caption "Star Wars gotta give us Battlefront 3... ASAP. Grew up with Battlefront 2🐈 — been a veteran since day one. Let's hope Battlefront 3 happens."

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darth maul and rey on the star wars battlefront 2 key art. — via EA

In a recent satirical thread on Reddi𝕴t about the pressure on EA to make Battlefront 3, , saying he's eager to create another Battlefront (niceꦍ spot, ). Holm is credited as a quality assurance analyst on Battlefront 2 and as an associate producer on the celebration edition of the game.

In response to someone asking which developer said they'd be up for coming back, Holm said, "Me, and having heard around my group of ex-col♐leagues, we want to get the 🍎gang back together."

DICE developed the modern iter💞ation of Battlefront 2 in 2017 and stopped supporting the game with additional content in 2019. DICE has since seen somewhat of an upheaval, essentially being subordinated to Ripple Effect Studios in the develop♌ment of the (unnamed) Battlefield 6, following the underperformance of Battlefield 2041.

It's unlikely that DICE still has the full trust an🍨d support of EA to pursue a relatively risky project like Battl🐠efront 3. Still, the publisher has many studios that could potentially take over development.

For now, Battlefield 6 and the continued development of Apex Legen🃏ds appear to be the focus of EA's first-person-shooter portfolio. However, if Star Wars continues to have a resurgence in popularity, then anything is theoretically possible.

Personally, I still play the Battlefront 2 which released in 2005. There's something endlessly satisfyin🎐g about hearing "watch those wrist rockets" as I get blown up by the aforementione🎐d wrist rockets.