EA misses slightly on revised earnings but hits its revenue targets
EA sells 1.6 million copies of SimCity despite controversy over server problems. EA's digital revenue now exceeds other revenue.
After 1,000 layoffs, EA could find itself short-handed for Star Wars games (analysis)
How will EA staff its big Battlefield expansion and its Star Wars games even as it tries to get by with fewer employees?
EA layoffs show Darwinism at work
Free-to-play games on mobile platforms are changing gaming as we know it.
Angry Birds maker Rovio hires new exec to lead game development
His job will be to get the game mojo back for Rovio
Why the web will be a global gaming platform
Players want their games available on any device. HTML 5 has the power to deliver them to their PCs, their consoles, and their mobile devices.
EA has a lot riding on Battlefield 4, and it’s stepping up its investment in a big way
EA's big challenger to the dominance of Call of Duty has been unveiled.
John Riccitiello’s legacy: EA survives, but its hit points are dangerously low
It's easy to take shots at Riccitiello's record, but his successes and failures were complex.
EA says SimCity sells a 1.1M copies in series’ biggest launch ever despite server issues
EA said it is the fastest-selling SimCity ever.
Ukraine’s Room 8 launches Cyto to break into Western mobile-game markets
The game is one of many physics-based experiences with a zany premise, and it's just the kind of title that has a chance of taking off on a worldwide stage.