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.
Battlefield 4 goes for a human feel in the middle of its incredible carnage (preview)
Battlefield 4 arrives with a new engine, an interesting mix of tense quiet and deafening action, and a new ethos: human, dramatic, and believable.
Battlefield 4: Check out the first screenshots
Electronic Arts and developer DICE are about to officially show off Battlefield 4, but we don’t like waiting. Thankfully, a user on the popular gaming message board NeoGAF uncovered a few screenshots from the war game.
EA sets the stage for Battlefield 4 launch
Battlefield 4 is EA's latest entry in the multi-billion dollar first-person shooter market.
EA squashes potential Origin exploit
EA patches a theoretical exploit in the Origin digital-download service.
Tangentix raises $2.1M to make game downloads faster (exclusive)
The company's compression technology could potentially address a major problem for players.
David Ko sees mobile as critical for Zynga’s comeback in 2013 (interview)
Zynga's No. 2 executive says success in mobile will depend on delivering core franchises.
EA and Insomniac Games will launch Fuse on May 28
The title is Insomniac's first major cross-platform game, and it's important to EA's bottom line.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: EA CEO out, SimCity could have been offline, StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm review
If you follow VentureBeat but don’t regularly check our GamesBeat site, here’s a list of the best video game stories we ran over the last seven days that you may have missed.
EA up for Consumerist’s Worst Company in America (again)
For this tournament, the publisher will face stiff competition from Walmart, Bank of America, and Carnival (of "Poop Cruise" fame).