EA brings some big changes to its long-running golf franchise. Electronic Arts parted ways with golf star Tiger Woods in 2013, putting an end to the Tiger Woods PGA Tour golf simulation game series that had seen yearly releases since 1999.
The new Need for Speed game comes after a rare one-year break for EA, and it’s coming from Ghost Games, the makers of the previous franchise title, 2013’s Need for Speed: Rivals. Ghost Games’ general manager Marcus Nilsson said that the studio took time off to reevaluate what the franchise means to fans.
Adweek’s 100 most influential leaders in marketing, media, and tech has a few notable gaming execs interspersed among the usual suspects — Activision CEO Bobby Kotick is at 27, and EA’s Andrew Wilson is at 58.
Human resources leads from Wargaming, Electronic Arts, and Square Enix discussed the changes that had to be made to harassment policies in this modern era of SWATing.
Dragon Age: Inquisition executive producer Mark Darrah recently walked GamesBeat through how pretty much every action you take in BioWare's latest fantasy RPG gives momentum to the main story.