EA launches large online game of Star Wars: Old Republic

EA launches online games "Star Wars: The Old Republic" is expected to 10 game cycle Sina Science and technology news Beijing time December 21, EA Monday officially released a high-profile but repeatedly delayed online game "Star Wars: The Old Republic" (Star Wars:the OID Republic)　　The game has been repeatedly postponed due to funding problems, and EA hopes the game, supported by the Lucas Art Studio (LucasArts), will be a hot game for the next 10 years. Star Wars: The Old Republic belongs to a large online game where players can play their part in the virtual world.　　There are a number of other similar online games that have now been successful, most famous of which is Activision Blizzard's World of Warcraft (Warcraft), which has been launched for 6 years, with more than 10 million registered users. The game was first developed in 2007, when BioWare, a game-making company, was authorized by the Lucas Art Studio.　　In 2008 BioWare was also acquired by EA. In Star Wars: The Old Republic, players can now experience a game that lasts at least 300 hours. In the game-making process, EA employs more than 1000 actors to dub the dialogue in 250,000 games-two sets of numbers over 6 Star Wars movies combined.　　The game will now be available in English, French and German in three languages. "This will be the most Frank Ki product in the entire Star Wars history--movies, books, etc.," said the EA brand president, Gibeau. The life cycle we are positioning for this game is expected to be 10 years. "EA and BioWare are already starting to develop more game content and have set up a customer service center in Ireland to answer questions from players," he said. (linjing)