EA Staff
@GK3512If this new one turns out to be a failure, NFS, will more then likely, be done. There would be no way to come back from 3 bad selling NFS titles back to back.
@BVBgamer88 wrote:
After all it is 25th annversery this year
@XGCSith wrote:
25 year anniversary
Anniversary doesn't mean anything.
A game celebrating any anniversary could still be a failure.
An example would be Jump Force.
Bandai Namco released this game to celebrate Shonen Jump's 50th anniversary and it was a failure.
However just like how NFS has its fanbase, Jump Force also has its fanbase too.
@GK3512 wrote:
Or this style fails then EA kills NFS as a whole,the end.
CLP122214 wrote:
If this new one turns out to be a failure, NFS, will more then likely, be done. There would be no way to come back from 3 bad selling NFS titles back to back.
Honestly, EA should had already put the NFS franchise to rest years ago because it's just torture at this point.
They didn't even announce any kind of information about the upcoming NFS at EA Play this year.
If you're confident about your product, then you should had publicly talked about it to get people interested in your product.
Other games like Apex Legends, Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order, and The Sims 4 were talked about in EA Play this year. Why not NFS?
EA expects Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order (which they talked about in EA Play 2019) to sell around 6 to 8 million copies, but expects the upcoming NFS game (which they didn't talked about in EA Play 2019) to sell around 4 million copies.
It's so obvious that EA has put the NFS franchise into the backburner for more important things like the games above.
