Electronic Arts Archive

New Army of Two Game in the Works: “Army of Four”

AOTF Staff | December 1, 2011

A new report suggests that EA will be moving forward with the Army of Two franchise for another bout of cooperative goodness. The next game in the franchise won't go by the same title however.

EA’s Riccitiello: 3D Gaming Not Catching On

AOTF Staff | July 29, 2011

According to Electronic Arts head, John Riccitiello, 3D gaming isn’t catching on in any meaningful way.  And by meaningful way,...

EA shutting down more game servers

AOTF Staff | July 13, 2011

In attempt to focus on more popular titles, servers for a large number of old and resent games are being shut down. Is your game to go?

Call of Duty DLC Delayed Intentionally

AOTF Staff | January 24, 2011

As the saga of the Call of Duty lawsuit develops, more and more interesting tidbits of information have come to light. The most recent, a memo that shows proof of the ex-Infinity Ward head Vince Zampella purposely delayed content for Modern Warfare 2 in order for a rival game to prosper.

Dead Space 2: Issac Clarke Going Medieval On Your..

AOTF Staff | January 21, 2011

So in just a couple of days you will be getting your first fill of Dead Space 2. Right about the time you are coming out of your terror shock Dragon Age II will be getting ready for release and guess what?

Electronic Arts: Digital to Earn more than Retail in 2011

Bill Hess | January 8, 2011

Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello, recently spoke with Industry Gamers about digital distribution and its potential in 2011 and beyond and his remarks were pretty surprising. The CEO thinks that in 2011, digital distribution and free to play games will finally outpace retail boxed goods.

EA’s ending services for many online games soon

Bill Hess | January 5, 2011

Electronic Arts recently announced that it is closing down a rather large list of its online communities. Although EA noted that the EA Sports titles listed represent only 1% of all peak online players across every EA title.

Video Games Are Serious Business: Activision vs. Infinity Ward

Bill Hess | December 22, 2010

Activision recently asked a federal judge for permission to file an amendment to their lawsuit against the former heads of Infinity Ward. Now, Activision wants to include publishing giant, Electronic Arts.

Single Player Games Are Kaput, says EA

AOTF Staff | December 8, 2010

Frank Gibeau of EA recently sat down to talk with Develop, and in his discussion he noted that Single Player only games are a dying breed.

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