澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Skate 4 is coming after years o🍃f fan requests and official silence.

Publisher 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Electronic Arts snuck the long-awaited announcement in as a "one last thing" at the end of its EA Play Live showcase 🔥today. There wasn't any game footage, just a quick interview between the developers - including creative director Chris "Cuz" Parry, who gleefully said "we cannot ꩵbelieve you commented this into existence. Amazing!"

According to Parry and game director Deran Chung, Skate 4 - which seems to just be called Skate - is still very early in development, so you shouldn't expect to hear much more about it in🐠 the short term.

"We've been w💛aiting years, honestly, to make the right game at the right time with the right idea, and I'm re🍌ally, really pleased to say that we're here," Chung said. "It is really early, but it takes a little while to find Cuz, or wake him up."

Skate 3 came out in May 2010, meaning the franchise has been dormant for just over a decade at this point. However, Skate 4 🐟has been the subject of an ongoing social media campaign that saw thousands upon thousands of commenters filling up posts with requests for Skate 4 - despite the fact that it had been so long, and that EA had never actuಌally announced any such game was in development.

It's pretty rare that you find 🥂a feel-good story about mobs of people on the internet, so we can definitely chalk this one up as a win. We'll stay tuned for more news about Skate 4 (or, you know, whatever it's called) and we'll let you know as soon as there are 🐎any more details to share.

Speaking of making dreams happen, EA also teased an early look at some 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Dragon Age 4 concept art.