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The head of EA Sports, Peter Moore had this to say to Gamasutra concerning his opinions toward digital distribution versus traditional retail game sales. Once we get that disk installed in the tray of an Xbox or a PS3, we then look at our consumer on an ARPU basis,” Moore said. “We love what retail [...]
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EA prefers retail… or do they?
Posted by Jesse Leigh on May 11th, 2012
The gamer entitlement cop out and launch day DLC
Posted by Jesse Leigh on March 15th, 2012
To summarize the rocky trail of the Mass Effect 3 launch so far, it was released with the launch day DLC From Ashes that includes a Prothean character, Javik. For any major Mass Effect fan this was a pretty big deal, akin to a Forerunner character appearing in a Halo game but excluded from it [...]
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No Comments »EA taken to court for leaving promised 1943 off of BF3 disc
Posted by Jesse Leigh on November 20th, 2011
If EA thinks they can make promises to their customers only to pull a bait-n-snatch at the last second, they have another thing coming it seems. Battlefield 1943 was promised by EA to be included with every copy of the PS3 version of Battlefield 3. This ended up not being the case at the last [...]
Battlefield 2142 sequel planned
Posted by Jesse Leigh on October 22nd, 2011
My favorite Battlefield title up until now has always been 2142. With it’s future based vehicles, weaponry and maps there’s no way it couldn’t be my favorite. I admit I haven’t had a whole lot of experience with BF2 (and have yet to play BF3) but from what I’ve played of it I didn’t enjoy [...]
And so begins the steady crumbling of EA’s PC fanbase
Posted by Jesse Leigh on October 3rd, 2011
The Battlefield 3 beta is currently seeing well over 100,000 players spread out across numerous game servers, all officially running the Operation Metro map with the Rush mode, with support of up to 32 players. Unofficially, however, several servers have been popping up with the conquest version of Operation Metro, which supports up to 64 [...]
F2P Spotlight: Need for Speed World
Posted by Jesse Leigh on September 20th, 2011
I’ve known the name ‘Need for Speed’ since my very early days of gaming when all I knew otherwise was Mario Kart 64, Commander Keen and Starcraft. The earliest title I played was Need for Speed 2 and that was only a demo as far as I can remember. I had never really tried any [...]
