Electronic Arts Inc. (EA) saw its shares rise in pre-market trading after the company reported strong second-quarter earnings, exceeding EPS estimates but falling short on revenue. The company also provided an outlook for the third quarter and full fiscal year, raising its EPS guidance while lowering revenue expectations. Notably, EA highlighted the success of its American Football franchise and its commitment to leveraging AI for growth.
EA has announced that The Sims 5 is not in development, opting instead to focus on expanding The Sims 4 and introducing a new multiplayer experience called Project Rene. This decision has left fans with questions about the future of the franchise, but EA assures continued support for The Sims 4.
EA has announced that a third Jedi game is in development, concluding the story of Cal Kestis. The news comes alongside a reveal of impressive financial success for EA’s Star Wars titles, which have generated over $5 billion in net bookings.
Electronic Arts (EA) is making a major push into artificial intelligence (AI), with over 100 AI projects in development. These projects, including multiple generative AI technologies, aim to enhance game development efficiency, expand game worlds, and transform how players interact with games.
Electronic Arts (EA) closed lower on Tuesday despite outlining its long-term growth strategy at its Investor Day event. The company highlighted plans to leverage AI and expand beyond gaming with new initiatives like the EA SPORTS App.
Electronic Arts (EA) showcased its cutting-edge AI technology at its Investor’s Day event, revealing plans to utilize generative AI to transform gaming experiences. The company aims to empower players with tools to create their own in-game content, potentially shaping the future of gaming.
With Microsoft bringing Call of Duty to Nintendo, could Battlefield be next? EA shows interest in the Switch platform, particularly with the rumored specs of the upcoming Switch 2. This move could open up a new world of possibilities for Battlefield fans on Nintendo.
The next Battlefield game will take inspiration from the beloved Battlefield 3 and 4 era, focusing on modern warfare and smaller, more manageable maps. This strategic shift aims to revive the franchise after the lukewarm reception of Battlefield 2042.
EA is taking Battlefield back to its roots with a new modern warfare game inspired by Battlefield 3 and 4. The new title will feature smaller, 64-player maps, a return to traditional gameplay, and a focus on tight, well-designed combat spaces.
The Sims 5, codenamed Project Rene, is officially in development with no confirmed release date. While details are scarce, we know it will feature enhanced customization, multiplayer capabilities, and possibly an open world map inspired by Paris. Learn about the latest rumors and speculation surrounding the highly anticipated game.
