During the Super Bowl Super Bowl LIII, Respawn Entertainment —famed for their Titanfall games— announced a brand new Battle Royale title, Apex Legends. It is similar to most Battle Royale games such as Fortnite, Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds, and many other games joining the Battle Royale craze. You can expect to see a circle to get within, loot to grab, and the goal of
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As of today, Respawn Entertainment and EA have launched Apex Legends, the new battle royale shooter that takes place in the Titanfall universe. While this is the first game that the developer has shipped since Titanfall 2 back in 2016, it’s not the only one that Respawn plans on launching this year with Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order preparing
After being leaked last week, Respawn Entertainment and EA finally pulled back the curtain on Apex Legends, a battle royale game set in the universe of Titanfall. While the game does look pretty cool, many were still holding out hope for a full-blown Titanfall 3, with Kotaku even speculating that Apex Legends would serve as
Apex Legends, a new free-to-play battle royale game from EA and Respawn Entertainment set within the Titanfall universe, was officially announced by Respawn Entertainment’s Vince Zampella as Super Bowl LIII was going on today. Apex Legends should actually be launching tomorrow, February 4, which should please fans of both Titanfall and battle royale games like Fortnite, which
During EA’s recent earnings call back in October, the publisher teased that developer Respawn Entertainment had something else planned for 2019 other than just that of the forthcoming Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. This led many, including myself, to believe that that studio was almost surely also working the next installment in Respawn’s shooter franchise Titanfall. Well,
During Electronic Arts investor call going over financials for Q2 of fiscal year 2019, new information regarding EA-owned studio Respawn Entertainment and their upcoming projects was seemingly divulged. EA’s CEO Andrew Wilson spoke during the opening statements of the call about the future of the company and what investors can expect in terms of future
In the wake of the gargantuan E3 press conferences from the likes of Bethesda, Microsoft, Sony, and more, the EA Play 2018 press conference feels like it was years ago. That’s one of the most interesting things about E3 season — a few days ago, Respawn Entertainment announced details about their upcoming Star Wars title and, for all
At E3 2018, I just want to hear something, anything about Titanfall 3. I want someone from Respawn Entertainment, the developers of Titanfall, to let me know that “it’s going to be alright.” Now, I don’t actually expect this to happen, but I can dream. Let’s start with some raw honesty: I don’t just like Titanfall
While it has been anything but quiet in terms of business for Electronic Arts, financial deals and standard practice for the monolith publishing company is going undeterred. And yes, this includes EA’s acquisition of Titanfall developer Respawn Entertainment. In a recent blog post, Electronic Arts has officially confirmed that they have closed the deal on the once-independent
Like every year, it seems that just about every game is jumping on the Halloween craze. Today, developer Respawn Entertainment and publisher Electronic Arts revealed a brand new update for their first-person shooter Titanfall 2. First and foremost, players will be able to unlock three new Halloween-themed skins for the Spitfire, R-201, and Car. In addition
Today Respawn Entertainment announced that its first person shooter Titanfall 2 is getting a co-op horde mode in which four players will fight against waves of AI opponents. The mode, titled Frontier Defense, will be part of the upcoming and aptly-named Operation Frontier Shield DLC, that will launch on July 25th for free. The mode
Today, developer Respawn Entertainment and publisher EA announced and revealed the 6th free DLC drop for its first-person shooter Titanfall 2 called The War Games. Additionally, Respawn also revealed that across the original Titanfall (which launched back in March 2014) and Titanfall 2 (which just hit last fall) the series has seen 20 million players,
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