EA’s December quarter was weak as Dragon Age and soccer missed forecasts

As the big video game publisher warned, Electronic Arts reported weak earnings today for the holiday quarter, with results hurt by muted sales of its Dragon Age: The Veilguard and global football (soccer) games.

EA’s stock was up 1.44% to $123 a share in after-hours trading. Net bookings for the quarter were $2.215 billion, down 6% from $2.366 billion a year earlier. Net revenue was $1.883 billion, down from $1.945 billion a year earlier.