The list includes new games from Remedy Entertainment, EA Sports, and more.
It's about the Skittles and steaks, he says, and making great games.
Lucasfilm Animation is returning to X-wings and the rebellion against the Empire in its new show. That could lead to some better games.
Plants vs. Zombies invades Facebook with a new take on the franchise.
New York Times vice president of digital product Denise Warren joins the publisher's board of directors.
Electronic Arts ended the unpopular Online Pass program aimed at cashing in on the used-games market, but the reason may have more to do with Sony and Microsoft's new consoles than customer dissatisfaction.
EA's $100 special edition of Madden can save you a ton on DirecTV's NFL Sunday Ticket football package.
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DICE L.A. is an 'extension' of DICE. It will support the Swedish studio in all of its efforts.
SimCity's specialization options are about to expand with amusement park DLC.
The engine that powers Battlefield and Need for Speed is coming to "all major mobile platforms" in the form of Frostbite Go.
EA is creating jobs in Los Angeles to work on the Battlefield franchise while DICE moves on to Star Wars.
The creator of SimCity and The Sims talks about the state of the game industry and the art of game design.
PopCap will unleash its social take on PVZ in just 10 days.
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The multiplayer for DICE's first-person shooter isn't functioning due to these attacks.
Activision Blizzard beats estimates, but World of Warcraft loses 1.3M subscribers.
EA Sports will make video games base on the FIFA brand for years to come. Right now, players play 65 million games a week.
Here's the complete download from EA's earnings call. The game giant continues to invest in next-generation games for Sony and Microsoft platforms.
The publisher promises next-gen versions of Battlefield, FIFA, Madden, NBA Live, and Need for Speed.
