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LucasArts/BioWare Project Unveiling on October 21st |
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Posted on Monday, October 6 at 2:56 PM GMT -6
Gamasutra is reporting that LucasArts and BioWare intend to finally reveal their joint project on October 21st, which is almost exactly one year since it was originally announced. Many believe it will be a Star Wars: KotOR MMORPG, but we won't know for sure until the event is underway.
LucasArts' and BioWare's long-awaited, much-discussed joint development project -- widely speculated to be an MMO set in the Star Wars universe circa BioWare's own Knights of the Old Republic -- will be revealed to the press October 21, according to an invitation sent out to media outlets including Gamasutra.
It is likely that the official announcement will come shortly after the October 21 press reveal held at LucasArts' San Francisco offices; events of this nature are frequently subject to a media embargo.
The postcard, which proclaims "The wait is over" and promises "the official unveiling of the game that's been rumored about for years," makes no explicit reference to Star Wars. It is branded with the LucasArts and BioWare logos and depicts floating robots and hooded figures in futuristic interior locations reminiscent of the sci-fi franchise.
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