EA's Peter Moore Gets New Job At Liverpool FC
Peter Moore, lately of Electronic Arts but just as well-known for previous executive roles with Sega and Xbox, will be taking up a new job in June, as chief executive officer of Liverpool FC.
Swooning Over A Beautifully Restored Sega Dreamcast Display
How could a gaming system with this powerful a retail presence possibly fail?
EA's Peter Moore: 'We Can Do Better' (And Aren't the Worst Company in America)
Video game giant Electronic Arts might not be rumored to be launching an always-online console, but people are pretty mad at them nonetheless. They have been a lot, lately, and now it seems that EA might be about to repeat its standing in a web poll that invites the online public to name the worst company in America.…
Separated At Birth: Lee Van Cleef and Peter Moore?
The Master, and the Dreamcast/EA Sports/EA master.
The Simpsons iOS Game Comes Back This Week
Springfield is going mobile once more. You'll be able to get your hands on The Simpsions: Tapped Out, which Electronic Arts pulled earlier this year after overwhelming demand, later this week.
The Strange, Scary, Fascinating, Exciting Future of Video Games, According to A Giant
You are, presumably, a person who plays video games and probably not a rich executive. Maybe you own an Xbox 360 or play games on your iPhone or maybe both.
PC Gamer Vitriol Subsiding, EA Promises Origin Will Be Excellent Within Two Years
Less than a year ago, EA told PC gamers it would give them something that many PC gamers probably thought they didn't need: a competitor to Steam.
EA's Next Battle Plan: More Battlefield 3, More Military Shooters, Guns, Guns, Guns
There is plenty of room in our gaming lives for more Battlefield 3, more Bad Company and many more military first-person shooters from EA, the giant game publisher's number two boss told Kotaku this week.
Looking Back on Sports' Movers, Makers, and Video Gamers in 2011
A walk-on running back; a dad who couldn't tell his kids what he did; a fat kid who started going to the gym and never stopped. A guy who came to know his sport's greatest venue in ways some champions never will. The top man at sports video gaming's dominant publisher, and a college student who considers himself a…
This Man Did Not Kill the Dreamcast!
There's been a story kicking around for a few years now that Peter Moore, formerly of Sega and Microsoft, was the man who killed the Dreamcast. Turns out he actually didn't.
Battlefield's Taken a Piece of Call of Duty's Pie, Says Peter Moore
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 left an inch-deep bootprint on video gaming's biggest retail month, and dominated most measures the popular press use to designate big-game-itude. Yet Peter Moore, the Electronic Arts chief operating officer, is insisting his label's Battlefield 3 drew blood from the year's biggest…
EA Says the Wii U Is On Track
The Wii U debuted at the E3 gaming expo this past June. Since then, there hasn't been much info about the upcoming Nintendo console. Fret not! EA's Peter Moore is here to tell you everything is a-okay.
Peter Moore: EA Sports' NBA Game "Will Take a Few Years" Before It Competes with NBA 2K
Though recently promoted to Electronic Arts' chief operating officer, EA Sports' old boss, Peter Moore, still is involved with products coming out of that division. And in an interview with IndustryGamers, he said he doesn't expect their next NBA simulation, due in 2012 after a two-year hiatus, to compete with NBA 2K…
The President Ends a Four-Year Term
In 2007, the NFL staged a regular-season game in London for the first time ever. The night before, the American ambassador invited several VIPs to the U.S. embassy there. Even diplomatic cocktail parties do not proceed without some formality.
EA Sports' Peter Moore Takes Over as EA's Chief Operating Officer in Company Reorganization [Update]
Peter Moore, president of EA Sports for the past four years, has been promoted to Electronic Arts' chief operating officer in a company-wide reorganization, John Riccitiello, the EA chief executive, said today.
Sports at E3: A Postgame Report
Gameplay impressions are difficult to form under the lights, sights and cacophony of E3 in full swing, where you never have enough time to see all of what you want, and there's always an appointment five minutes from now. It's even more difficult to get a good read on a sports game.
The Top Talent Departs as Madden Nears Its Release
The executive producer of Madden NFL quietly stepped down this week after less than a year on the job. He is the third senior-level Madden developer to leave the title in the past two months. But Phil Frazier and his former bosses say it is an amicable separation, one that won't affect the video game whose annual…
No Harm, No Foul in PSN Outage, Says EA Sports
EA Sports president Peter Moore brushed off the suggestion that the PlayStation Network outage did particular damage to his label, which has in the past two years seen significant revenue growth through its downloadable content, especially in its popular Ultimate Team offerings.
Facing the Lockout, Madden and NFL Fans Seek a Common Refuge
At E3 this week, the sight I was least prepared for was that of Ray Lewis in full Baltimore Ravens uniform: eye-black, skullcap, gloves, wristbands, everything. This was an appearance for Madden NFL 12 but to him, it didn't look like it was for show. Lewis looked ready to play right there, ready to go in the two…
