I don't really see how this is anything but good news. When Lucas Arts went under, I said that it could be a good thing because they hadn't done anything worthwhile in a long time and this could be an opportunity for good Star Wars games to be made again. DICE, Visceral and BioWare are basically the three most capable developers EA have. And also note that: [quote]While EA studios will develop for the core Star Wars gaming audience, Disney Interactive will focus on delivering new Star Wars games for casual audiences on mobile, social, tablet, and online gaming platforms.[/quote]What does that tell us? EA is tasking their better developers with making proper Star Wars games while Disney retains the rights to more casual games. Let's be honest, EA is an awful company, but they publish some good games. This is why I think Star Wars is in better hands now than it was when Lucas Arts was in control. EA's issue has never been about publishing bad games, it's been about using terrible business practices. So while it's not an ideal situation, it's probably a considerably better situation than it was before.