Titanfall which was released back in March earlier this year has already a sequel in the works according to an insider working with the development team. Not only that but sources also suggest that both developer Respawn Entertainment and publisher Electronic Arts are looking to release the sequel as a multiplatform title which includes releasing it on Sony's PlayStation 4 console.
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