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Electronic Arts

EA, also known as Electronic Arts, is one of California’s oldest American game publishers. The publisher is home to genre-defining gaming IPs like Need for Speed, Battlefield, and Mass Effect, establishing itself through a steady release of quality games over four decades.

In addition to these IPs, EA Sports is the industry leader in different sports games, using a tried-and-true approach of annual releases for franchises spanning sports like football, ice hockey, American football, and more.

Under EA, renowned developers like Dice, Respawn Entertainment, and BioWare use their talents to produce class-leading games. Read the latest news and updates in the articles below to learn more about EA, its studios, and games.

  • Founded: May 1982
  • CEO: Andrew Wilson

Dragon Age: The Veilguard Pre-Orders Are Allegedly Really Poor

New reports claim that Dragon Age: The Veilguard pre-order sales are really poor, suggesting a grim future for the RPG.

Battlefield Head Thinks The Next Entry Can Outsell Call Of Duty

The head of Battlefield, Vince Zampella, thinks that the upcoming entry in the franchise will be able to outsell Call of Duty.

Battlefield Finally Going Back To Roots With Next Game

The future of Battlefield seems to be set in stone. EA is now returning to what made this series so great from the beginning.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard Fails To Gain Traction In Steam Best-Seller List

Dragon Age: The Veilguard hasn't even managed to break into the top 100 best-selling games on Steam, just a month before its launch.

Ubisoft, EA, And Other Publishers Accused of Breaching Consumer Protection Laws

The European Consumer Organization has accused many publishers of breaching consumer protection laws to make a profit.

Dante’s Inferno Deserves The Remake Treatment From EA

Despite being dismissed as a God of War clone, Dante's Inferno, released by EA in 2010, is one of the most unique action games to date.

EA Should Remake Some of Its Older Game Franchises

With so many recent subpar releases from core franchises, EA should remake some of its older games to relive its glory days.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard Won’t Cost $70 On PC

EA has recently revealed that Dragon Age: The Veilguard costs $70 on consoles and only $60 on PC, which caused a few concerns among fans.

Battlefield 7 Job Listing Points To Inclusion of Open World Gameplay

The Battlefield franchise, loved for its massive battles and destructible settings, may be adding open-world features in Battlefield 7.
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