That sounds like you believe LucasArts doesn't think they have only one IP.Ragsnstitches said:Give them a chance people. They made (or were involved in making) some great games in the past, what's to say they can't do so again?
Look at EA. For a time they realised such tripe and had some of the worst policies for development, were hit hard by accusations of poor working conditions and we're knocked off the top spot by about every other up and coming label.
Then they released Dead Space, Bad Company, Mirrors Edge and a host of other games. Yes some of them didn't quite get it right, but it showed a change for EA. They are releasing some pretty damn good games annually now and are no longer considered the worst in the industry (activision seems to be the new EA and are due a crash).
All it takes is one good Star Wars/Indiana/Original title to turn around peoples expectations of Lucasarts (and boost their morale). As long as the company doesn't sink, it's inevitable.
EA turned around by focusing on new or forgotten franchises (instead of focusing only in the annual FIFA and Madden) and providing an environment were new ideas could grow: Rock Band, Dead Space, Bad Company, Burnout or Mass Effect are all investments that payed off later.
LucasArts doesn't have that kind of vision. I don't care how strong their property is; until they can prove they can create something without bright sticks in it, I won't take them seriously as a publisher.