EA Sports won't release its next iteration of NBA Live until 2017, publisher Electronic Arts announced today.
Instead, the franchise will be moving to "the fasting growing, largest, and most accessible gaming platform"—mobile. "Our focus this year is to deliver an amazing, high-quality basketball game to a global audience," NBA Live executive producer Sean O'Brien said.
O'Brien added the team is "really excited" about the move into the mobile space.
Electronic Arts is still "committed to NBA Live in the console space," however. O'Brien expects the publisher will have something "new and exciting" for consoles in early 2017.
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Instead, the franchise will be moving to "the fasting growing, largest, and most accessible gaming platform"—mobile. "Our focus this year is to deliver an amazing, high-quality basketball game to a global audience," NBA Live executive producer Sean O'Brien said.
O'Brien added the team is "really excited" about the move into the mobile space.
Electronic Arts is still "committed to NBA Live in the console space," however. O'Brien expects the publisher will have something "new and exciting" for consoles in early 2017.
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