Why Lorne Lanning went from triple-A games to indie — and loudly loves it (interview)
In the old days, Lanning's company made $7 on a $60 console game. Now he makes $7 on a $10 digital game. And he controls his destiny.
Zynga slightly beats Wall Street expectations for Q2, but stock falls after-hours
But the company sees a big drop in users in the second quarter.
DICE shows off the expanded Battlelog features for Battlefield 4
Players can use their tablets or phones to check stats, set up loadouts, and as a minimap during gameplay.
Square Enix's Bloodmasque rises from its coffin on iOS
The Victorian-era RPG casts players in the role of hunter for $6.99 on Apple mobile devices.
Frank Gibeau on EA’s digital ecosystems, Star Wars games, and Titanfall (interview part two)
Check out part two of our interview with EA Labels president Frank Gibeau, and find out more about the software giant's approach to making blockbusters.
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 made more money on Apple's App Store than through Origin
The Simpsons: Tapped Out had its biggest quarter ever.
EA exec Frank Gibeau: Betting on next-gen consoles, mobile, and doing right by consumers (interview)
EA had a good E3, and Frank Gibeau is one reason why that happened. Here's our interview with EA's studio boss.
Battlefield 3 Premium surpasses 4 million members
EA's downloadable-content service for its big first-person-shooter franchise continues to generate revenue.
EA says 76 percent of its revenue comes from digital publishing
But the company still reports a loss for the first fiscal quarter.
