electronic arts

EA's shooter might have had a troubled launch, but thanks in part to Andor, the FPS is popular again

The failed loot shooter finally has an expiration date

Reports of devs working long hours and burning out seem to indicate a messy and rough development

Call of Duty, Forza Motorsport, and other teams have been impacted

NCAA March Madness is back, but likely with a new name and not until sometime in 2028

Marred by loot boxes at launch, Andor has helped the shooter come roaring back

The sci-fi shooter is one of 2025's worst-rated games

Battlefield 2042 is getting Mass Effect cosmetics months after EA gutted its developer

Also, we somehow have more to say about popcorn buckets

A massive concept art drop includes some promo material that BioWare never used

BioWare was asked to do the impossible, and in doing so, made a game that feels like the team's final word

A new report about the RPG’s fraught final years explains why The Veilguard ends like a Mass Effect game

Actors were replaced in Call of Duty and other games as the strike dragged on

The game, building on Shadow of Mordor's procedural interactions, was headed for a vertical slice

Cliffhanger Games is no more as EA doubles down on Battlefield and The Sims

The Witcher 3, Doom 2016, and a bunch more are heavily discounted this weekend

Mark Darrah explains how EA ‘starved’ the project of resources to focus on the ill-fated Anthem

Future Electronic Arts games like Madden and Star Wars: Zero Company likely won't cost $80

The military shooter was originally trying to dodge GTA 6

Respawn Entertainment has ditched two incubation projects amid more restructuring