The evolution of first-person shooters has come a long way in the last few decades, but some might say that in recent years the genre has grown stale with age and over-saturation. If anything, though, this perceived stagnation has spurred the game development community to find fresh ways to innovate. » 3/28/14 12:00pm 3/28/14 12:00pm

It's crazy to think that a younger generation of gamers will grow up having never known a world without first-person shooters. The genre has become an omnipresent fixture in modern-day gaming culture, and its continued evolution is pushing the boundaries of realism and unique gameplay in thrilling ways. » 3/25/14 12:00pm 3/25/14 12:00pm

EA Games boss Frank Gibeau has called the Wii a "legacy platform". In other words, an old console. Something that goes next to the PS2 section. Ouch. » 3/16/11 3:15am 3/16/11 3:15am

Last year, EA tried something new: they released a number of titles based off brand new intellectual property. Perhaps, in hindsight, too many. » 6/30/09 12:30am 6/30/09 12:30am

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Loads of you may hate EA now, but hey, once was a time when EA were fairly awesome. When they weren't called EA, or EA Games, or EA Sports, they were called Electronic Arts, and they had that cool 80's logo and put out Desert Strike and Road Rash and Skate or Die. You remember those times too? Time to wax … » 8/12/08 6:30am 8/12/08 6:30am

Anthony Puzo - son of Mario Puzo, author and creator of the Godfather - has begun legal proceedings against Paramount Pictures, accusing them of stiffing him over royalty payments he's owed in connection with the recent Godfather game. Puzo says that a deal was struck between his father and Paramount in 1992, whereby… » 6/19/08 7:30am 6/19/08 7:30am

More John Riccitiello at the William Blair & Company conference! This time, he's talking about the company's Godfather sequel, and what he's saying doesn't sound too bad at all: » 6/17/08 11:40pm 6/17/08 11:40pm