added 2007 Sat May 19 6:55:44 by y_soitenly
Battlefield 2(abbreviated to BF2)is a computer game in which players fight in a modern battlefield using modern weapon systems.[1] BF2 represents a first-person shooter with some strategy and RPG (Role-Playing-Game) elements.[2] Battlefield 2 has sales of over 2,250,000 copies worldwide, as of July 2006.
Battlefield 2(abbreviated to BF2)is a computer game in which players fight in a modern battlefield using modern weapon systems.[1] BF2 represents a first-person shooter with some strategy and RPG (Role-Playing-Game) elements.[2] Battlefield 2 has sales of over 2,250,000 copies worldwide, as of July 2006.
added 2007 Fri Mar 9 17:21:04 by Neophile
EA and Steven Spielberg had recently announced a collaboration to publish three games with authoritative control from the directing superstar. Recently, after seeing the success and potential of the Wii platform, one of these three was announced to be Nintendo-bound. [via Nintendo Wii Fanboy]
EA and Steven Spielberg had recently announced a collaboration to publish three games with authoritative control from the directing superstar. Recently, after seeing the success and potential of the Wii platform, one of these three was announced to be Nintendo-bound. [via Nintendo Wii Fanboy]
added 2007 Thu Mar 1 22:21:17 by okitech
The so-called "elusive female gamer" is a much sought-after demographic in gaming, but EA is hoping its new alliance with iVillage will help bridge the gender gaming gap. EA's successful casual games portal, Pogo.com, will be the exclusive supplier of gaming content to iVillage's 16 million members. That is a heck of a lot of Word Whomp
The so-called "elusive female gamer" is a much sought-after demographic in gaming, but EA is hoping its new alliance with iVillage will help bridge the gender gaming gap. EA's successful casual games portal, Pogo.com, will be the exclusive supplier of gaming content to iVillage's 16 million members. That is a heck of a lot of Word Whomp
added 2007 Fri Feb 16 21:06:46 by Neophile
The history of major publisher and developer Electronic Arts, from a humble upstart in 1982 to to the world's largest publisher of video games.
The history of major publisher and developer Electronic Arts, from a humble upstart in 1982 to to the world's largest publisher of video games.
added 2007 Sat Feb 3 21:15:36 by Neophile
Electronic Arts has revealed record revenues of US $1.281 billion (EUR 983 million) for the Christmas period, driven by key franchises that dominated the charts in North America and Europe.
Electronic Arts has revealed record revenues of US $1.281 billion (EUR 983 million) for the Christmas period, driven by key franchises that dominated the charts in North America and Europe.
