Dead Space Creator Glen Schofield Pitched a New Game in the Series to EA
Dead Space creator Glen Schofield has revealed he pitched a new game in the series to EA, describing the company's recent buyout as an "opportunity".
In an interview with IGN, Schofield says he "went to [EA] recently" and pitched his idea, but was told they were "not interested anymore" in Dead Space.
He could "save [the company] $30 to $40 million on the idea that [he has]"
Schofield has "quite a few ideas", including one for Dead Space 4, and sees EA's recent purchase as a chance to revive the series, stating he's "already making calls".
Author's summary: Glen Schofield pitched Dead Space 4 to EA.
- Dead Space creator Glen Schofield pitched a new game to EA.
- EA rejected his pitch, but Schofield is optimistic about the series' future.
- Schofield sees EA's recent buyout as an opportunity to revive Dead Space.
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