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Electronic Arts settles overtime suit

April 25, 2006 World's biggest video game maker said it will pay $14.9 million to settle overtime claims. TAGS: overtime, video game company, Electronic Arts Inc., game company, video game, video

EA presses play on music label

March 28, 2007 Electronic Arts teams with Canadian company to form full-service music label. TAGS: Electronic Arts Inc., games

'Godfather' game heads to stores

March 21, 2006 Long-awaited shipping of uncharacteristic M-rated game from Electronic Arts boosts publisher's stocks in Tuesday trading. TAGS: Electronic Arts Inc., publisher, Microsoft Xbox, store, Sony PlayStation 2, PC

EA brings 'Family Play' to Wii games

July 5, 2007 Electronic Arts has unveiled a "Family Play" system for novice players. TAGS: Nintendo Wii, Electronic Arts Inc., gamer

EA showcases upcoming video games

July 14, 2006 World's largest publisher of video games shows off most of its almost-ready-for-prime-time titles. Photos: EA's new titles TAGS: Mythic Entertainment Inc., Electronic Arts Inc., showcase, video game, Redwood City, publisher, games, Sony PS3, California, event, Sony Playstation, chance, video

EA taps '90s nostalgia for 'new' PSP games

September 1, 2006 "Wing Commander," "Virtual Pinball" are among titles to be rereleased as part of "EA Replay" package. TAGS: Electronic Arts Inc., nostalgia, Sony PSP, Sony Playstation, games, console, Sony Corp.

Verizon, Sprint tackle EA games

July 18, 2005 Two carriers will start selling titles such as "Madden NFL" and "Tiger Woods" to their cellular customers. TAGS: Electronic Arts Inc., Verizon V-Cast, Madden NFL, Sprint Nextel, Verizon Communications, content provider, games

Mobile games coming of age?

March 21, 2006 On the heels of EA's giant acquisition of Jamdat Mobile, the mobile-games industry is holding its breath and seeking huge growth. TAGS: Jamdat Mobile Inc., Electronic Arts Inc., game company, publisher, acquisition, online game, purchase, games, console

EA invests big in the future

August 24, 2005 The game giant's recent licensing deals may be paying off, even as it fights off tough competition. TAGS: Electronic Arts Inc., David Cole, R&D, game company, Take-Two Interactive Software Inc., Activision Inc., games, Sony Corp., Microsoft Corp.

Coming to the Mac in 2008: 'Spore'

January 15, 2008 Electronic Arts plans to release the much-anticipated new game on several platforms at the same time, including the Mac.Photos: Following the evolution of 'Spore' TAGS: Spore, Electronic Arts Inc., Apple Macintosh, UbiSoft Entertainment, Apple Computer, video game, games, PC, video

Keeping up with the Simses

December 11, 2007 Ron Humble is tasked with making sure one of the most successful PC games of all time remains on top. With that legacy come advantages--and pressure. TAGS: The Sims, Electronic Arts Inc., studio, franchise, creativity, computer game, entertainment, gamer, PC

Electronic Arts' Spielberg connection

May 12, 2006 For the game maker's Neil Young, collaboration with the famed Hollywood mogul is worth its weight in Oscar gold. TAGS: Steven Spielberg, entertainment company, Electronic Arts Inc., talent, studio, Los Angeles, console, entertainment, games, video game, IP, video

Let the PS3 games begin

August 29, 2006 Sony's Kaz Hirai talks about the future of the new PlayStation console and next-generation gaming technology. TAGS: Sony PS3, Sony Playstation, console, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo Co. Ltd., consumer electronics, value, Electronic Arts Inc., video game, pricing, Sony PlayStation 2, Sony Corp., Microsoft Corp., video

'Simpsons' game leads EA summer preview

May 10, 2007 Video game giant showcases 13 new titles, including a deeply layered game based on the popular TV show. TAGS: video game, Electronic Arts Inc., The Sims, Nintendo DS, Nintendo Co. Ltd., Microsoft Xbox, Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, Sony Playstation, event, video, TV, PC

Reverse-engineering 'The Godfather' for gaming

March 6, 2006 Electronic Arts artists had to watch the old film over and over to capture characters' look and feel. Video: Trailer of 'Godfather,' the game Image: Progeny of 'Godfather' TAGS: Electronic Arts Inc., film, Pixar Animation Studios Inc., actor, animation, character, capture, movie, asset, games, movies, video game, process, video

Showgoers flock to keynote to hear more on 'Spore'

March 24, 2006 "The Sims" designer gives Game Developers Conference keynote his next game's origin. Photo: Will Wright on 'Spore' and more TAGS: Spore, keynote, designer, game company, video game, Electronic Arts Inc., The Sims, conference, video

Casual games get serious

May 12, 2006 What the software-based titles lack in hipness, they make up for by being inexpensive to make, addictive and highly profitable. Images: Casual games TAGS: RealNetworks Inc., games, Electronic Arts Inc., video game, mobile device, gamer, video

E3 tagline: 'Everyone's a gamer'

July 14, 2007 Casual gaming takes center stage at the annual confabulation, from Wii yoga to PlayStation karaoke. TAGS: Nintendo Wii, Nintendo Co. Ltd., Guitar Hero, Sony Computer Entertainment Inc., Santa Monica, press conference, video game, console, gamer, game company, Electronic Arts Inc., games, conference, entertainment, video

Why E3's shifting to a smaller playing field

August 1, 2006 Like other tech confabs, the gaming industry's biggest conference seeks intimacy in 2007. TAGS: trade show, computer networking, conference, attendee, game company, president, Electronic Arts Inc., retailer

Video game developers get a breather

August 3, 2006 E3's move from May to July would alter production cycle, giving developers time to create bigger, better prototypes. TAGS: David Cole, corporate communication, video game, publisher, Activision Inc., demo, developer, UbiSoft Entertainment, game company, Electronic Arts Inc., games, president, video
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