EA Is Working On Several PS4 Games, Including Battlefield 4 And FIFA 14

Interestingly, one of the largest publishers of video games, Electronic Arts, was not present in the past PlayStation Meeting, where Sony announced its brand new PlayStation 4. A fact not lost on anyone, but EA was quick to clarify in a later conference, making it clear that they have enough titles in development for this new platform and that two of them are already confirmed Battlefield 4 and FIFA14.

Yesterday EA held an interesting lecture internally where especially spoke of PlayStation 4, but in general the next generation of consoles. The CTO, Rajat Taneja, focused on the new Battlefield 4, who recently confirmed his departure for the next generation of consoles, with output likely for 2014. The executive noted that the game "looks great" and that the power of PlayStation 4 is pushing a creativity title. So much so that promises that the game runs at 60 fps and supports 1080p, something that so far has failed on the shown demo of Killzone: Shadow Fall.

In general says that the next generation of games consoles offer between 8 and 10 times more power than today, although against the starting price of the games would increase to $ 70, at least in the early years where development costs are higher. In fact, since EA have up to 15 titles in development for the new consoles, which would show that they are one of the most active publishers of the moment.

Also spoke CFO Blake Jorgensen, in similar words, although advancing that between now and E3 are announcing multiple games for the new consoles, especially for PS4. He also said that the power of this platform technology will allow them to bring creativity far. Although the 15 games that have admitted to be developing not have details, it have come the names of Battlefield 4 and FIFA14, which would last game this year in both the current and the new consoles.

Battlefield 4 Confirmed For The Next Generation Consoles

One of the main pillars of the portfolio of games from Electronic Arts is undoubtedly the Battlefield series. The war game from DICE has positioned itself as a good alternative in the reign of Call of Duty in the genre and, unsurprisingly, is the brand will continue to pursue in the next generation of consoles.

Last week, GameStop CEO, Paul Raines, posted on his Twitter that just be amazed to see a demonstration of Battlefield 4, which confirmed the next installment of the series. At that time there was only EA confirmed that version and that will clear the doubts about the fate of the project: current and upcoming consoles. EA already has cleared all doubts and have a taste of next generation.

The brand manager of EA, Frank Gibeau, has spoken about the direction of the company for years and this new Battlefield 4. Last week, the U.S. publisher announced layoffs in its divisions of Los Angeles and Montreal, in a move made to balance costs with benefits. In response Gibeau wanted to clarify that this is all part of a transition from generation to generation. Something that is not presented as new investments where ever change projection sources. Confirmed at this point that some of this investment is being made in a next generation Battlefield 4, in a game that showed to a more than 500 store managers last week.

Actually the news is not a surprise. The latest financial results threw Electronic Arts intends to launch a new Batlefield 2014, what we are left with the overwhelming question of war game that EA would take during this tax year.