Respawn CEO Vince Zampella is taking up Dice LA

Respawn CEO Vince Zampella is taking up Dice LA

Vince Zampella, the pinnacle of Titanfall and Apex Legends studio Respawn Entertainment, is taking up Dice LA to launch the studio’s very personal game for the primary time. 

“But Dice have released loads of games!” I hear you cry, and sure they’ve, however these releases have principally come from the principle studio, Dice Stockholm, whereas the LA builders have acted as extra of a help studio, and haven’t really launched a game by themselves because the studio was taken over by EA.

The LA faction began life as DreamWorks Interactive earlier than being acquired by EA in 2000, and rebranded to Danger Close Games in 2010 to give attention to the Medal Of Honor sequence. Dice LA was born in 2013 when EA rebranded but once more.

Now according to the Los Angeles Times, Zampella’s plan is to rebrand Dice LA as soon as extra in an effort to present them a “new image”, and after six years lastly set them other than the Stockholm mothership. 

“We want people to say, ‘This is a destination you can go and make new content,’” he advised the LA Times. “I think they’ve kind of gotten the branding that they are the support studio for Dice Stockholm. I think rebranding is important for showing people, ‘Hey! Come work here. We’re going to do some amazing things.’” 

“I think we’re going to have a really strong studio out of our Los Angeles location, ” says Laura Miele, EA’s chief studios officer.  “They can go from a support team to a full stand-alone studio to create a new game offering.”

It’s price noting Zampella isn’t leaving Respawn, although his function there’s “now as more of a head coach”. In his absence, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order can be left within the succesful arms of the game’s director, Stig Asmussen, whereas Apex Legends can be sorted by Infinity Ward veteran, Chad Grenier.

Dice LA will function individually from EA’s different studios, and although the builders will nonetheless work together, Zampella says: “We do talk a lot, and the more we interact and learn from and teach each other, the better we’ll be. So there’s interaction, but as far as the games, they’re their own studio.”

As for this new game, it’s tough to say what we’re in retailer for simply but. With no reveals on the horizon, it seems to be like we’ll be ready some time to seek out out.


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