I tried to pitch the idea about putting Galaxy in Turmoil behind EA’s paywall but was told that EA had previously rejected that proposition as well.
“Their main concern was due to the possibility of Galaxy in Turmoil taking away attention from their Battlefront franchise. “I was told that Lucasfilm had already spoken with EA about Galaxy in Turmoil and that EA expressed no desire in letting our project continue. “Lucasfilm informed me that although they would of been open to the idea of negotiating a license for Frontwire to work on the Star Wars IP, that they are not able to due to their contract with Electronic Arts,” he explained. Romanelli recounted in a blog post on Frontwire’s blog that he subsequently met with executives from the film studio to negotiate. However, despite this assurance, Lucasfilm issued a cease and desist to the studio in June.
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