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Shiring and McCandlish both walk out, bringing the publicly-known tally to six
Read More »EA confirms Bulletstorm
It may not have had the most controlled unveiling – given that news of the game actually leaked out two days ago – but EA has today officially confirmed new Epic Games shooter Bulletstorm. Bulletstorm is developed by People Can Fly, the Polish studio owned by the Gears of War …
Read More »EA: West and Zampella â??a stunning opportunityâ??
Publisher overjoyed with signing the Infinity Ward founders
Read More »West and Zampella sign with EA
Former Infinity Ward founders defect to Activision rival and form Respawn Studios
Read More »EAâ??s DICE intervenes on DLC prices
Battlefield outfit apparently tells EA that DLC needs to remain free
Read More »Ex-EA quartet fire back with new studio
Downsized Games joke of â??the dastardly JRâ?? and â??Elaborate Acquisitionsâ??
Read More »Langdell hits back: â??EA is losing its legal fightâ??
Publisher supposedly failed to win second trademark bid for Mirrorâ??s Edge, while the â??Souledgeâ?? mark is apparently revoked
Read More »Langdell losing grip on Edge trademark
Court documents suggest that EA is speeding towards legal victory
Read More »EA axes Starbreeze game deal
More deals dropped as publisher continues to pull resources inwards
Read More »RETAIL BIZ: EA dominates PC chart
Electronic Arts has stormed the PC charts this week, taking the top two positions with its latest releases. Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight debuted at No.1, with fellow new release Dragon Age: Origins – Awakening following in second place. The publisher also held onto four other positions in the …
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