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A Rugger Gets A Try In EA Sports’ Top Job

Some executives, when they take over, try to keep it low key. The big leather chair and better office is good enough for a while. No need to go erasing all memory of your predecessor, especially if he’s still lurking about the corporate campus.


August 7, 2011
In Real Life

The President Ends A Four-Year Term

In 2007, the NFL staged a regular-season game in London for the first time ever. The night before, the American ambassador invited several VIPs to the U.S. embassy there. Even diplomatic cocktail parties do not proceed without some formality.


July 29, 2011
News

EA Sports Would Consider Publishing An Indie Game

As the genre’s undisputed 1000-pound gorilla, EA Sports knows that independent games developers are not looking to build sports games if it means taking on that kind of label. That’s why Andrew Wilson, EA Sports’ top development executive, says they would be open to publishing an indie sports game, although probably on mobile platforms or for Facebook.


July 20, 2011
News

EA: ‘Won’t Prophesise When Games On Discs Will Go Away’…

Kotaku AU

But it’s still convinced that the future is in shorter, downloadable video game experiences. According to Andrew Wilson, the boss of EA Sports, “People are no longer going into GameStop or GAME en masse”, but claimed that there is “still a business of $60 games sold at GAME and GameStop.”


June 18, 2011
In Real Life

The Top Talent Departs As Madden Nears Its Release

The executive producer of Madden NFL quietly stepped down this week after less than a year on the job. He is the third senior-level Madden developer to leave the title in the past two months. But Phil Frazier and his former bosses say it is an amicable separation, one that won’t affect the video game whose annual release is treated as a national celebration.


November 22, 2010
News

EA Sports On NBA Elite: "It Was Just Going To Be A Bad Game"

With NBA Jam on shelves and earning praise (deservedly), EA Sports is being a little more candid about NBA Elite, the canceled title and Jam’s original dancing partner.