Dragon Age: Veilguard development struggled after EA forced, then reversed live-service shift
Veilguard could have been another Anthem
EA updates Battlefield 2024 anti-cheat mitigation to require Windows Secure Boot
Don't worry. It's no more invasive than Valorant's Vanguard system
EA tells workers to return to the office at least 3 days per week
EA needs the "a kinetic energy that fuels creativity, innovation, and connection," apparently
F1 25's path tracing demands an RTX 5080 just to hit 1080p with upscaling
Are system requirements charts getting out of hand?
EA lays off around 300 employees – including 100 at Respawn – scraps new Titanfall game
EA has let go of 1,800 workers since March 2023
PC gamers report hackers have taken over Star Wars Battlefront II
Battlefront II multiplayer modes are unplayable, EA silent on fix
EA releases Command & Conquer source code, boosting modding capabilities
Every entry is now open-source except Tiberian Sun and Red Alert 2
EA shares take a 20% hit after Dragon Age and FC 25 figures disappoint
EA is struggling to replace FIFA
EA says Dragon Age: The Veilguard performed half as well as they expected
Not a massive surprise
EA announces Origin end of support, urges users to transition to the EA app
EA has announced that Origin will shut down on April 17, 2025, following Microsoft's decision to discontinue support for 32-bit software. Users must upgrade to the EA app to maintain access to their accounts and games, with no need to redownload titles.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard PC requirements revealed, no third-party DRM on PC
Veilguard can be played offline, too
EA Sports FC 25 early access begins, full release on September 27
EA is unlikely to face competition in soccer simulation anytime soon
The next Battlefield game goes back to basics: After 2042 snafu, new official details are revealed
Modern setting tries to evoke Battlefield 3 and 4
EA is not developing The Sims 5 but has confirmed a Sims movie
A Project Rene playtest is weeks away, while the movie hopes to captures "Barbie" appeal
Dragon Age: The Veilguard launches on Halloween with surprisingly low system requirements
BioWare reveals roadmap for future showcases detailing the game
EA paid executives $60 million in the same fiscal year it laid off 670 people
CEO Andrew Wilson got the majority of it
Dragon Age Inquisition is free for a week as part of Epic's Mega Sale
Now might be the time to get ready for Dreadwolf
EA Play receives price hike, now starting at $39.99 a year
Inflation strikes another subscription service
Star Wars Battlefront II (2017) receives new dedicated server browser, mod launcher, and other features from fans
EA launcher and Frosty mod manager no longer required
EA says generative AI will make gamers spend more, speed up development time
A hot potato: Electronic Arts is an organization that arguably only misses out on the title of "most-hated game company in the world" because Ubisoft exists. As it turns out, EA loves generative AI. CEO Andrew Wilson has been praising the technology, claiming it is set to make EA 30% more efficient while boosting monetization by 20% over the next five years. It also sounds like it will cost more game developers their jobs.
Command & Conquer price cut to $2 has got us thinking EA could announce a new series entry
Nab classic Command & Conquer titles for two bucks or less
EA to lay off around 670 people, sunset games, move away from future IPs
Respawn's Mandalorian Star Wars FPS is one of those canceled
EA's latest patent will let players use their voice for in-game characters
Voice AI could (literally) change the game