Jason Schreier on Knights of the Old Republic remake: 'If it exists, it's not EA'

Kotaku News Editor Jason Schreier in my microblog commented on rumors about the return of the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake to active production.

In a material on the cancellation of Electronic Arts one more game in the Star Wars universe, the journalist mentioned that the publisher is currently preparing two projects: a sequel Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and some experimental development by EA Motive.

When asked by a Twitter user if the absence of a Knights of the Old Republic remake from the list means that January rumors have no basis, Schreier could not answer unambiguously.

According to the journalist, to refute the information about the revival of Knights of the Old Republic, he can not, however, there is still no sufficient evidence for this. However, Schreier promised to return to this issue.

“I'm sorry, but I don't like sharing information that I'm not 100% sure of. Rumors about KotOR I'm still studying, but I will say this: if a remake exists, EA is not doing it, ”said Schreier.

At the end of January, we recall, the Cinelinx portal, citing two anonymous informants, reported that the remake of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic could turn into a sequel or a rethinking of the franchise.

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is a series of role-playing games in the Star Wars universe. The first part was developed by the BioWare studio, the second - by Obsidian Entertainment. The latter was supposed to release a triquel, but did not work out.

Source: 3dnews.ru