EA seals Playdemic buy in mobile push
Electronic Arts (EA) closed an acquisition of WarnerMedia’s gaming unit Playdemic from AT&T for $1.4 …
AT&T agrees sale of Playdemic to Electronic Arts
AT&T lined up a sale of WarnerMedia’s mobile game studio Playdemic to Electronic Arts for …
EA arranges $2.4B Glu Mobile buy
Game developer Electronic Arts agreed to acquire mobile game maker Glu Mobile for $2.4 billion, …
EA turns back on premium model
Electronic Arts (EA) is to move away from the premium model for its mobile games …
The CEO of mobile and console games maker Electronic Arts, John Riccitiello (pictured), is to …
EA plans Windows Phone 8 assault; eyes M&A
Games developer Electronic Arts (EA) is in talks with Microsoft to bring mobile games to the next version of Windows, a part of its future strategy that will also see the company ramp up M&A activity.
EA boss: Mobile games will not kill the console business
LIVE FROM CTIA WIRELESS 2012: The CEO of games publishing giant Electronic Arts trumpeted the value mobile brings to the gaming industry, but stopped short of claiming that the mobile platform will eat into more traditional gaming revenues despite annual mobile device shipments being ten times greater than the console market.
It’s not just the likes of Gameloft and Electronic Arts who are creating a stir in the apps world
Gaming giants dominate cross-platform mobile apps
US video game manufacturers Gameloft and Electronic Arts are the leading producers of multi-platform mobile apps, according to the latest figures from Distimo.
Electronic Arts acquires Playfish
AP News reports that Electronic Arts (EA) has snapped up Playfish, the creator of popular social networking games such as “Who Has the Biggest Brain” and “Pet Society,” for US$275 million in cash.
