Several years ago, Disney walked away from in-house game development ventures. The entertainment behemoth instead began focusing on partnerships with other publishers, such as its 2013-inked, Star Wars-focused deal with Electronic Arts. Following the success of 2018?s Marvel?s Spider-Man and last year?s Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Disney is ready to partner with even more game studios. As a result, Disney is now inviting developers industry-wide to ?come and play? with its vast catalogue to craft original tales and reimagine iconic characters.
Disney?s Senior VP of Games and Interactive Experiences, Sean Shoptaw, shared the updated plan during a talk at DICE Summit 2020 in Las Vegas. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Shoptaw told the audience of developers, ?I?m here for one specific reason: to empower you to do really unique things with our [catalog]. We want to tap into the power of creatives across the industry.?
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