A "Star Wars Battlefront 2" trailer may already be brewing inside the DICE studio, according to Randy Evans who tweeted that they are creating "a very big upcoming trailer."

While the trailer could be for a different project, he also mentioned another employee, MoCap artist Luke Mathews, who he noticed is "pondering the ways of the force." This could be an indication that he could be referring to an upcoming sequel of the popular franchise.

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Today we our off to do some mocap for a very big upcoming trailer. @Floppy_Ragdoll seen here pondering the ways of the force. pic.twitter.com/gPCYByXTnK

— Randy Evans (@killat0n_) February 23, 2017

A new trailer for "Star Wars Battlefront 2" would drum up some hype for the upcoming title, according to Segment Next. EA and DICE have been accused of rushing to release the original title.

The allegations turned out to be true as EA admitted that the game was rushed so that it's release will synchronize with the release of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens." Fans are hoping that EA has learned its lesson this time and allowing DICE to take time to develop the game.

Recently, the developer announced that it is at the stage of finding bugs and taking content suggestions for "Star Wars Battlefront 2." It appears that DICE is very much focused on its next project, so "Star Wars: Battlefront" will only get support and not any new content.

EA even tweeted that it will address the issues and players' criticisms of the original title. EA has promised that the next title, "Star Wars: Battlefront 2," will take players into more places and will allow them to take the role of more heroes and characters across multiple Star Wars universe.

Fans can expect new planets in addition to those that were added to promote the movies, "Rogue One" and "The Force Awakens." EA has also announced that it will be expanding the offline content.

The latest buzz now points to a possibility that the all-new trailer for "Star Wars: Battlefront 2" will be unveiled at the Star Wars Celebration. This event set from April 13 to 16 this year is expected to be dedicated mainly to the upcoming "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," the Daily Star reported.

Fans can recall that it was at 2013 Star Wars Celebration in 2013 when EA debuted the first Star Wars: Battlefront" game. So, stay tuned for more update in the coming days.