In a recent interview with Variety, EA games label president, Frank Gibeau, and Dead Space executive producer, Glenn Schofield, revealed that there are sequels in the works for some of EA’s biggest games.

Gibeau stated that there is a “sequel idea planned” for Army of Two and a Battlefield: Bad Company. We can only hope that the sequel for Army of Two is called “Army of TwoTwo (TuTu)”. Also mentioned was that a sequel to Dead Space, EA’s recently released horror shooter, was already in the works, and that ideas for a Dead Space movie were in the pipeline as well.

This of course follows news that Mirror’s Edge is part of a trilogy. EA certainly know how to milk their products. Do you care? Is more of these games a good thing, or will you refuse to buy milked stuff (besides milk, of course)? Let us know in the comments.

From the source:

-Gibeau says there is a “sequel idea planned” for “Army of Two” and also for “Battlefield: Bad Company.” Which is as close to saying there will indeed be an “Army of Two 2″ (”Army of Three?” “Army of Two Squared?”) and “Bad Company 2″ as we’ll probably get until the sequels are officially announced.

-Schofield were [sic] pretty casual about mentioning that a “Dead Space” sequel is already in the works (though it could of course be cancelled in the unlikely event that the game bombs).

[Via Shacknews]

Tags: Army of Two, Battlefield:-Bad-Company, Dead Space, EA, sequels

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