Battlefield 1: EA takes its shooter into trenches of World War I
Electronic Arts is getting ready to rumble with the futuristic rival Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare by going back in time. Today, EA announced...
EA reveals new Battlefield and Titanfall games are coming in the next year (update)
Battlefield is EA’s long-running first-person shooter modern-combat series, with billions of dollars in revenues generated throughout its history. The Titanfall game will be the first follow-up to the original from developer Respawn, which used EA to publish the original title in March 2014.
Battlefield: Hardline successfully transforms the first-person shooter into an interactive cop show (updated)
Each episode in the single-player campaign takes you into new twists, turns, and combat scenes.
Battlefield: Hardline single-player campaign feels like a Miami Vice TV show (hands-on preview)
EA's new game is based on dramatic cops-and-robbers TV shows, and that's a good thing.
Titanfall: Worthy of the good — and bad — hype (review)
Everything that everyone's ever speculated about Titanfall is true: It's great, but it being multiplayer-only holds it back.
How PopCap moved from Bejeweled to a shooter, Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare (interview)
Producer Brian Lindley tells us how the secret Battlefield-like game got off the ground.
DICE L.A. chief aims to develop triple-A games with Frostbite 3 engine (interview)
The new L.A. office of DICE will be an extension of the Stockholm studio and work on a variety of projects.
Ace of Spades, Brick-Force, and Guncraft fire away in a block-shooter faceoff
The three PC games have a similar premise: Take Minecraft's block-building gameplay and add plenty of guns and explosions. We dove into each one to see just how different they are from one another.
Pro gamers flock to ShootMania Storm as it pursues the e-sports crown
Both professional gaming teams and Ubisoft hope that ShootMania Storm becomes a staple at e-sports tournaments around the world.
Gears of War: Judgment takes a step toward the small-time (Review)
Gears of War: Judgment ably demonstrates what happens when a billion-dollar, triple-A franchise goes to the well once too often with too few ideas in its arsenal.