The successful studio Respawn Entertainment has turned ten years old, and it seems - they are not currently planning to push the franchise on which Apex Legends was created.
Respawn Entertainment today is one of the largest studios in the video game industry and one of the few that has not yet launched a bad game. Last year was extremely successful for them with Apex Legends and Star War Jedi, and this year, when they turned a decade old, they will still be a little less active. They are still developing the VR game Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond, but their host Vince Zampella says that they have another surprise for the digital event EA Play 2020, which will take place on June 12.
A potential surprise would be the third part of the Titanfall series, but as Zampella reveals in an interview with IGN, such a thing is not yet planned. It is likely that the team will instead throw themselves into another Star Wars game, and Titanfall will live on until further notice through petty mentions in Apex Legends, with whom it shares the same world. Zampella claims that he would personally like to see the resurrection of Titanfall, but now that Respawn is under Electronic Arts, the commercial viability of the projects is being looked at more than ever before, and the Titanfall games so far have not really stood out in that field.
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