Future AEW games could be developed by another studio

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Future AEW games could be developed by another studio

Developed by YUKE's, the wrestling game AEW: Fight Forever has fallen short of the publisher's expectations. The title has been plagued by technical problems and bugs.

So much so that, according to Insider Gaming, the American wrestling league is considering turning to another studio to develop the next games in the franchise. The source contacted by the site made the following statement.

"They [AEW] knows that things didn’t go the way they expected. The game was over-budget and it under delivered when it came out. It has AEW strongly considering moving to a new developer for their games."

Source: insider-gaming.com

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