Jury sides with Madden programmer in EA lawsuit
A California jury awarded Madden designer Robin Antonick an estimated $11 million in his lawsuit against publisher Electronic Arts.
EA says 76 percent of its revenue comes from digital publishing
But the company still reports a loss for the first fiscal quarter.
The DeanBeat: My favorite games of E3 2013
Many companies held back original properties for the next generation of consoles -- and are now showing them off.
The best technology demos of E3
Virtual reality might well make a comeback in games, based on the reception for Oculus VR.
How EA’s DICE will become more than the ‘Battlefield studio’ (interview)
Karl Magnus-Troedsson pulls back the curtain on EA DICE's big games at E3.
EA exec Frank Gibeau: ‘We make the ammunition in the hardware wars’
But EA won't bet on one over the other, beyond "tactical exclusives."
Twitter reacts to E3: Gamers favor Sony over Microsoft
GamesBeat's community and some industry giants sound off on today's eventful E3 press conferences.
You can pinch the heads off the undead in PopCap’s Plants vs. Zombies 2 (video interview)
Producer Alan Murray tells us how PvZ 2 will be different from the gameplay of the original.
Here’s how to commit zombicide in Plants vs. Zombies 2 (hands-on preview)
Gameplay changes like the "power toss" will give you more ways to clear your lawn.
Dragon Age: Inquisition brings back a familiar face
Dragon Age: Inquisition is coming in the fall of 2014.