Electronic Arts has no games in development that appear for the Wii U, although the publisher does not exclude in the future Wii U games on the market. Earlier it was announced that EA’s Frostbite 3 engine not the Wii U can handle.
Website Kotaku learned from spokesman Jeff Brown Electronic Arts has no games for the Wii U in development. Kotaku reminded Brown of a statement of former EA-ceo John Riccitiello at the presentation of the Wii U during the E3 of 2011. The enthusiastic director stated at that time that the Wii U would appeal to fans of EA games. He said, moreover, that he looked to the content of EA for the new platform on the market went.
EA also has games for the Wii U on the market, such as Mass Effect 3, Need For Speed Most Wanted and Fifa 13. It was, however, modified versions of games for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, which months later for the Wii U appeared. With the release of those games did EA according to Brown up to the expectations Riccitiello in 2011 created. According to the spokesperson, let EA the Wii U because it focuses entirely on the upcoming consoles from Microsoft and Sony.
Johan Andersson, as a technical director working at EA’s Frostbite engine, it was already known that the 15 games that EA makes on the basis of the engine not the Wii U will appear. The team, Andersson has tried version 2 of Frostbite on the Wii U to get it, but the technical director was not satisfied with the result and decided the development was not to continue. The team announced earlier this week that it is working on Frostbite Go, a version of the engine suitable for mobile platforms as Android and iOS.