by Steve Watts, May 24, 2013 12:30pm PDT
by Steve Watts, May 24, 2013 9:00am PDT
When Electronic Arts announced exclusive rights to publish games with the Star Wars license, the news was met with some degree of cautious optimism. EA has taken its licks in recent years, but that could also mean we'd get some games that fans have been asking about for a long time. A new Battlefront game, for example, would carry a lot of weight, and EA CFO Blake Jorgensen recently hinted at just that possibility.
Read more: 'The opportunity to do a new Battlefront is very exciting' »
by Steve Watts, May 24, 2013 8:15am PDT
by Steve Watts, May 23, 2013 11:00am PDT
Update - Added comment from EA.
We've been hearing about the potential sequel to the cult favorite Mirror's Edge for a long time. Most recently we heard rumblings that it could be in development at DICE. All those rumors may be coming closer to an actual announcement, as "Mirror's Edge 2" has been spotted on a German retail site.
Read more: Listed for Xbox 360 »
by Steve Watts, May 23, 2013 8:00am PDT
by John Keefer, May 23, 2013 7:30am PDT
Electronic Arts has announced Need for Speed Rivals, coming from Criterion Games and EA's newest studio Ghost Games. The popular racing franchise is set to come to PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on November 19, as well as PlayStation 4 and Xbox One later this year. EA had hinted mentioned a new game in the series was coming earlier this month.
Read more: Cops vs. Racers »
by Steve Watts, May 22, 2013 2:30pm PDT
Battlefield 4 looks to continue leading the charge on Electronic Arts' FPS offerings, and producer Patrick Bach has opened up a bit about the single-player campaign. Most significantly, he talked about the desire to give players more agency instead of relying on scripted events--one of the common criticisms of the series' chief competitor, Call of Duty.
Read more: 'Picking your tactics, much like you do in multiplayer' »
by Steve Watts, May 22, 2013 11:30am PDT
Following comments from last week that Electronic Arts has no games currently in development for the Wii U, another voice from the company has seemingly contradicted that claim. EA CFO Blake Jorgensen says they are making games for the Wii U -- it's just not concentrating as heavily on Nintendo's platform as it is the other two.
Read more: 'We are building titles for the Nintendo console' »
by Alice O'Connor, May 22, 2013 8:00am PDT
Gosh, wasn't the big reveal trailer for EA Sport's new next-gen engine Ignite exciting? To think, that's how sports games will be on the Xbox One and PlayStation 4! Ah. Well. Not quite. As you may have guessed, that wasn't in-game footage. No, EA says, that was pre-rendered footage which did at least use in-game assets and is supposedly "in line with" how the games actually are.
Watch: That shiny trailer, again »
by Alice O'Connor, May 21, 2013 12:50pm PDT
With the next generation of consoles now revealed, EA has announced that Battlefield 4 will, surprise surprise, hit both Xbox One and PlayStation 4. It also confirmed a release date for PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 of October 29 but, as neither new system has a launch date yet, merely said it'll be on them this holiday season. The pre-order bonus will be BF4's first multiplayer DLC pack, named 'China Rising.'
Read more: Four "massive" multiplayer maps »
by Alice O'Connor, May 21, 2013 10:50am PDT
A new generation of consoles means a new generation of engines, and EA has shown off its new 'Ignite' engine which is the foundation of new EA Sports titles. Technically it's only confirmed it for Xbox One, announced during Microsoft's big reveal event, but we all know what's going on. It appears to be quite pretty, and will make you cry or something.
Watch: FIFA 14, Madden 25, NBA Live 14, and UFC »
by Steve Watts, May 17, 2013 11:30am PDT
by Andrew Yoon, May 16, 2013 3:00pm PDT
EA spokesperson Jeff Brown confirmed to Kotaku that "we have no games in development for the Wii U currently."
The confirmation isn't entirely shocking, after EA announced that it had no plans to bring Madden NFL 25 to Nintendo's latest home console. However, the company said at the time that their relationship with Nintendo was "strong."
Read more: Frostbite doesn't support Wii U »
by Steve Watts, May 16, 2013 2:00pm PDT
Electronic Arts is getting into the MOBA business, as evidenced by the launch of a new website for "Dawngate" from new studio Waystone Games. Details are scarce, though, because it seems like EA may have flipped a switch a little earlier than intended.
Read more: 'Community-driven content and story' »
by Andrew Yoon, May 16, 2013 11:30am PDT
The first expansion pack for SimCity is set to arrive on May 28th, the game's official Facebook page has announced, confirming a leak discovered on digital retailer Green Man Gaming.
The "Amusement Park" add-on will allow you to "build the amusement park of your dreams, right in the middle of your city," according to the leaked copy. "Classic rides, vehicle rides, and thrill rides allow you to make just the theme park you want!"
Read more: Make money for your city »
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