'Titanfall' 2 release date for PS4: Could This Be for Real?

"Titanfall" fans may be smiling from ear to ear once they hear the good news... and that is "Titanfall" 2 will be coming to PS4. Is there any truth to the news?

According to a source of Wall Street Journal, a person close to the development said that the game is already in the planning stages and will be also available for PS4. Previously, the shooting game was only available through Xbox platforms. This is "Titanfall" was created just for PC and Xbox, to which Microsoft greatly benefited from. However, there is still no official word from Electronic Arts about this.

Earlier this year, a GameSpot source hinted at this news too. The report said that Electronic Arts and Respawn Entertainment already reached a deal to make a follow-up game. The title will be a multi-platform title. Now this is a new confirmed by EA. Due to the strong sales and success of "Titanfall," it is not a surprise that a sequel will be made.

According to Latin Post, co-founder of Respawn Entertainment Vince Zampella stated back in October 13 that they intend to create a game for PS4 and "Titanfall"2 might be it. But of course, there is still no sight of the sequel in the E3 conference as the game is still being planned

Moreover, EA CEO Andrew Wilson assures players that there will be new "Titanfall" experiences around the world—a statement believed to hint at the game's sequel. But still, the PS4 version is unconfirmed at the moment.

There is still no official release date for the follow-up game too.

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