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Dragon Age: Según los informes, el director de Veilguard sale de BioWare

Mar 06,2025 Autor: Sadie

Según los informes, Corinne Busche, directora de Dragon Age: The Veilguard, se va de BioWare, un estudio propiedad de EA. Eurogamer informa que su partida, esperada en las próximas semanas, sigue su mandato como director del juego desde febrero de 2022 hasta el lanzamiento del juego en octubre pasado. EA aún no ha comentado.

Si bien el éxito comercial del juego ha sido cuestionado desde su lanzamiento, Eurogamer indica que la partida de Busche no está relacionada con su rendimiento. Los resultados financieros del tercer trimestre de EA 2025, programados para el 4 de febrero, probablemente arrojarán luz sobre las cifras de ventas del juego.

BioWare ha confirmado que no se planea no DLC para Dragon Age: The Veilguard, cambiando su enfoque a Mass Effect 5. Esto sigue a los despidos de agosto de 2023 que afectan a aproximadamente 50 empleados, incluida la diseñadora narrativa veterana Mary Kirby. Estos despidos coincidieron con una reestructuración de EA y rumores de adquisición potencial de BioWare. Según los informes, se tomó la decisión de hacer la transición de Star Wars: la antigua República a un desarrollador de terceros para permitir que BioWare se concentre en el efecto de masa y la edad del dragón.

The Dragon Age: The Veilguard Revel en 2024 inicialmente enfrentó comentarios negativos, lo que provocó un lanzamiento rápido de las imágenes de juego tempranas para apaciguar a los fanáticos. El cambio de título de Dreadwolf a Veilguard también generó críticas. A pesar de las preocupaciones iniciales, las impresiones posteriores del juego fueron generalmente positivas.

El futuro de la franquicia Dragon Age sigue siendo incierto, dejando a los fanáticos cuestionando si BioWare tendrá la oportunidad de desarrollar una secuela de The Veilguard.

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