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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.Electronic Arts plays hardball
January 18, 2005 Game publisher's purchase of a chunk of rival Ubisoft caps a year of aggressive business moves.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.EA tackles college football
April 11, 2005 Locking in another sports franchise, leading game publisher Electronic Arts will now have exclusive rights to college football 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.'Grand Theft Auto' goes portable
January 10, 2005 Game publisher Take-Two says it'll make a version of the hit game for the PlayStation Portable.EA: Holiday sales disappointing
December 21, 2005 Video game giant says it's downgrading third- and fourth-quarter earnings due to lackluster figures.Game makers see workplace changes
March 8, 2005 Unions, older workers among factors likely to put the kibosh on 80-hour weeks, insiders say.Ubisoft suits up for sports games
March 1, 2005 The French game maker enters the hotly competitive market, partly by buying assets from Microsoft.Overtime coming to Electronic Arts
March 11, 2005 In compensation shift, game giant will make some employees eligible for overtime pay--but not give them bonuses or stock options.Take-Two out to the ball game
January 24, 2005 Locked out of the pro football market by rival Electronic Arts, game maker snags semi-exclusive rights to Major League Baseball.Virtual gaming's elusive exchange rates
August 5, 2005 Without an Alan Greenspan to keep lid on things, it's tough to pinpoint exchange rates between the dollar and "gold coins" in games like "World of Warcraft."Pushing games beyond hard-core gamers
March 24, 2006 GDC is "by game developers for developers," but attendees will be looking for broader appeal to mainstream consumers, too.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 moreWill small publishers still have game?
November 18, 2005 With rising development costs, the little guys are facing tough choices when it comes to new consoles.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.Let the games begin at GDC
March 20, 2006 More than 12,000 game professionals to meet in San Jose, Calif., this week for annual conference.Year in review: Battle of the game handhelds
December 30, 2004 Players had tons of titles to keep them busy as they awaited the release of new consoles.Life after E3
October 16, 2006 Leaders of the video game industry's best-known conferences discuss what a scaled-down version of the giant E3 will mean.Getting girls in the game
October 27, 2005 At second Women's Game Conference, video game executives discuss how to get women involved.
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