Sadly, EA seems to have given up on Dead Space. Earlier this year, EA denied that a remake of Dead Space 2 was ever in the works following "poor sales" of the first game's remake.
James Sunderland can get his shoes dirty with the best of them.
Now, the series creator, Glen Schofield, has revealed that he pitched Dead Space 4 to the company earlier this year, only for them to shoot him down instantly.
Glen Schofield clearly has a strong affinity for Dead Space, recently revealing that "It would be cool to do a new one." He though it would be so cool, that he actually pitched a fourth game to EA earlier this year, only for the company to shoot him down.
Speaking on the Dan Allen Gaming Podcast, Schofield said, "We tried, actually, we tried. Dead Space 4. We're talking this year."
We tried, actually, we tried. Dead Space 4. We're talking this year.
Discussions didn't get too far, however, as it was revealed that EA wasn't willing to entertain the idea. "We didn't go too deep; they just said, 'We're not interested right now. We appreciate it, and we know who to talk to.' We respect...
