EA Chicago closed

MCV Staff 6th November 2007 Publishing

The fall out from EA’s corporate restructuring continues, as the publisher confirms its Chicago studio is being closed, MCV sister site

Develop

reports.

EA Chicago had worked on a number of key technology-driven titles for the publisher, including new Fight Night and Def Jam games.

The studio was officially opened just over a year ago.

Last week, EA announced it was to close its Chertsey, UK base and relocate the facility’s workforce to its newer Guildford office.

The moves are part of a restructuring that is seeing the business transformed into four distinct labels, as announced back in June.

More details can be found at Developmag.com

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