Last Year, Electronic Arts needed a big association after Lucasfilm decided to strip EA from being an exclusive Star Wars game maker and found some “exclusivity” air thanks to Marvel, who already green-lighted an original Iron Man game as a first product of their joint venture.
Ever since it was revealed that Anthem was not aimed to be BioWare’s next success, everything has been kind of bad news with some exceptions and unfortunately, we got a new set of bad news from Electronic Arts 1st party studio.
Despite claiming for quite some time that Electronic Arts was in the business for a merger or being bought, CEO Andrew Wilson broke the news about the new Electronic Arts and it’s a fresh start.
DICE and Electronic Arts are still in the fight between popular first-person shooters and trying to have a better Year 2 for the game rather than the Year 1 that it got and this includes the multiplayer aspects of the game.
For a while we had been hearing about many investment groups that were founded by The Prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman, as a way that the Kingdom is not relying on Petroleum for economic sustainability in the long term and have been investing in many markets.
It seems that the co-developers of Battlefield Mobile, a Smartphone Battlefield experience that never got out of the trial markets in Asia and never saw the light in our market, got a few things to say about why it was never meant.
During Electronic Arts Q4 2023, its CEO once again re-introduced the idea of the company being bought or being the remaining part of the merger, while acknowledging that Electronic Arts is the top third party software publisher for Xbox.