Titanfall Online Canceled Due To Poor Development, Franchise Is Still Going

EA and Nexon, who were supposed to be developing a version of Titanfall for Asian players, announced today that they've had Titanfall Online canceled due to poor product development. Titanfall Online was originally announced in 2016, to be a free alternative to the game for Asian players, but no such luck.

Nexon is a large entertainment company in South Korea which has served the purpose of being able to compete in Asia and other areas. However, now that they're out there, they've gotten Titanfall Online canceled, there's no telling if they'll see anything like the game anytime soon in the future.

EA and Nexon both said that they believed that the game would be better for the company. Nexon might not want to risk another failure, considering that it could be counter-Strike Online and Maplestory 2, Nexon also owned the recently-canceled Lawbreakers, which failed to be released Cliff Blezinski's Boss Key Productions.

Thankfully, however, while Titanfall Online is canceled to the franchise, EA says they're still dedicated to continuing the series. That 's probably the best news out of this situation, especially considering that it' s not the same. second Titanfall games, EA acquiring Respawn Entertainment in 2017 will hopefully be able to continue the series in a meaningful way, and hopefully they will treat the game right.

Either way, with Titanfall Online canceled, there's no telling what Nexon and EA will end up doing with video games in the future. But at the same time, hopefully we'll continue to get Titan Games for a good, long time.