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EA to localize games in Asian languages
December 6, 2005 Team of developers in Singapore studio will customize popular titles in five Asian languages, develop online facility.EA presses play on music label
March 28, 2007 Electronic Arts teams with Canadian company to form full-service music label.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.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'Computer games enroll in school
August 11, 2005 Can consumer computer games help students learn? A pilot project in the U.K. goes into the classroom to find out.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.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.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 gamesEA 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 titlesMobile 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.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.Ubisoft suits up for sports games
March 1, 2005 The French game maker enters the hotly competitive market, partly by buying assets from Microsoft.Electronic Arts plays hardball
January 18, 2005 Game publisher's purchase of a chunk of rival Ubisoft caps a year of aggressive business moves.'Rings' video games in the offing
July 25, 2005 In two games based on Tolkien's work, Electronic Arts will explore topics not covered in the "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy.EA's 'Sims 2' on consoles by fall 2005
April 19, 2005 Electronics Arts said on Tuesday that its popular "Sims 2" game will be available on all major gaming consoles, handhelds and mobile phones starting this fall.'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.Disney scoops up Avalanche game studio
April 19, 2005 Entertainment giant dives deeper into games with acquisition of Avalanche and creation of studio stocked with former EA developers.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'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.EA: Holiday sales disappointing
December 21, 2005 Video game giant says it's downgrading third- and fourth-quarter earnings due to lackluster figures.
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