Electronic Arts
Electronic Arts (EA) is an American game company headquartered in Redwood City, California. They are the second biggest game company after Activision Blizzard and are best known for developing and publishing a plethora of hit game series including FIFA, Battlefield, Star Wars Battlefront, Need For Speed, The Sims, Mass Effect and more.
Electronic Arts News
EA staff are struggling with management urging them to use AI for ‘just about everything’, report claims
Sources claim EA's use of AI tools is creating "flawed code" and could be leading to layoffs
US senators voice concerns over ‘foreign influence and national security risks’ in Saudi-funded EA acquisition
Richard Blumenthal and Elizabeth Warren have asked EA CEO Andrew Wilson to answer questions regarding the deal
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Battlefield 6’s free Season 1 roadmap revealed: new maps, modes and weapons incoming
Free post-launch content will roll out in three phases starting at the end of October
EA confirms that it will be acquired for $55 billion by investors, including Saudi Arabia’s PIF
The company says the buyout will "accelerate its strategic vision to advance the future of entertainment"
EA reportedly in ‘advanced talks’ over $50bn buyout with investors, including Saudi’s PIF
Electronic Arts could go private in one of the biggest ever deals
Battlefield 6 studio says it prevented 330,000 cheating attempts during its two days of open beta early access
Players also reported more than 100,000 instances of cheating before the beta became open to everyone
Battlefield 6 open beta maps and modes detailed, trailer released
Pre-loading for the Battlefield 6 beta is now live too
EA ‘pretty motivated’ to adapt Apex Legends for film or TV
Following its The Sims movie, EA could bring Apex Legends "to life through linear media"
EA CEO says it’s ‘not looking to make any changes on pricing’ on games like Battlefield 6
Andrew Wilson says there are "no dramatic changes planned yet"