Electronic Arts might have finally decided to part ways<\/a> with FIFA, but that’s hardly going to dampen the AAA publisher’s plans for a financially lucrative future. The studio has announced in its latest financial earnings report<\/a> that it has no less than five major releases in the works, all expected to hit in early 2023.<\/p> EA has revealed that these five releases include both a brand new remake and a “major IP.” EA notes that this remake is yet to be announced, which would seemingly rule out the incoming Dead Space<\/em> revisit,<\/a> despite that release also<\/em> being scheduled for early 2023. The “major IP” could refer to a currently known EA brand, (such as Mass Effect, The Sims,<\/em> or Dragon Age)<\/em>, or it could be a third-party IP licensed by EA for development, such as Star Wars.<\/em><\/p> The fourth listed release is noted as an EA “Partner Title,” which suggests a subsidiary release. An example of which would be 2021’s critically acclaimed co-op adventure It Takes Two. <\/em>The fifth and final release is a sports title and is most probably the previously delayed golf sim EA Sports PGA World Tour<\/em><\/a>. In addition to these five releases, EA will launch several known titles over the remainder of 2022, including Apex Legends Mobile<\/a>, F1 22<\/a><\/em>, and new entries in the Need for Speed, Madden, <\/em>and NHL<\/em> series.<\/p> The final EA x FIFA release will arrive in the fall, before the series rebrands to EA Sports FC<\/em><\/a> in 2023.<\/p> Electronic Arts Inc. Q4 FY 2022 Results<\/a> [EA]<\/span><\/p> Well that didn\u2019t age well #fyp<\/a> #fyp\u30b7<\/a> #foru<\/a> #xyzbca<\/a> #gamingtiktok<\/a> #ea<\/a> #electronicarts<\/a> #deadspace<\/a> #videogames<\/a> #remakes<\/a><\/p> \u266c Love You So – The King Khan & BBQ Show<\/a> <\/section> <\/blockquote>