"We're
also excited to announce that EA is continuing its partnership with
Vince Zampella and the Respawn Entertainment team," EA announced today.
"Through a new publishing agreement, we'll be working with Respawn to
bring new Titanfall experiences to players worldwide."
No
further details were shared regarding future plans for Titanfall,
including whether it will continue to be an Xbox exclusive on consoles.
While
it shouldn't come as a surprise that the Titanfall franchise will see
more games released, EA's deal with Respawn didn't guarantee that it
would continue on as the series' publisher in the future. It was
reported in March that EA had secured the rights to publish Titanfall 2 as part of a deal that was contingent upon strong sales of the first game.
As
for sales numbers, EA COO Peter Moore announced that NPD figures show
Titanfall sold 925,000 units at retail through the end of March. NPD
figures only account for physical sales in the United States, so that
doesn't represent worldwide sales figures, nor does it include any sales
of the digital version. The Xbox 360 version didn't release until April
8, so its sales were also not included, but Moore described it as being
"off to a great start as well".
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