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Would Your iPhone Like Some Dead Space 2?

Or how about some Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit? EA has revealed a bunch of new games for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad at a recent event in Tokyo, Japan.


If Wii Fit And Madden Had A Baby…

Fitness games are huge. Football games are huge. Ready for it? Football fitness game. From EA, on the Wii. The name is EA Sports Active NFL Training Camp and it has already made me sweat.


EA Sports Active Slapped With Trademark Lawsuit

The Active Network has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against EA Sports Active, alleging the fitness title’s online use of scheduling and fitness goals covers purposes for which it holds the trademark “Active.”


Motion-Controlled Video Game Ad

Sign #6583 that the Wii has made it big: There is an EA Sports Active ad on my orange juice carton.


The Fitness Controllers Are White, Because Black Looked Heavy

Here at Kotaku, we like to ask the tough questions. But sometimes we also like to ask an absurd one.


EA Reveals Profitable New Releases Of 2010

Speaking at the 37th Annual Global Media Conference, EA CEO John Riccitiello detailed the games with the most profit potential in fiscal year 2011, with new Crysis, The Sims, and Need for Speed titles and paid DLC making the grade.


A Game Store That Only Sells One Game

Kooky, but true: EA Sports have, in the run-up to Christmas, opened two actual storefronts dedicated entirely to EA Sports Active (and, we guess, it’s expansion). One is in San Francisco, the other, Boston.


EA Sports Active Success Causes Grand Slam Tennis Delay

The PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of EA Sports’ Grand Slam Tennis will be coming a little later than originally planned, thanks to the runaway success of EA Sports Active. What does one have to do with the other?


EA Sees Big Sales Of The Sims 3, EA Sport Active, Still Losing Money

Electronic Arts may have big sales of The Sims 3 and EA Sports Active to brag about—as well as impressive performance on Nintendo’s Wii—but it still lost money this past quarter.


Peter Moore Challenges Obama To A Fitness-Off

President Obama again referred to video games as a family-life negative in his Father’s Day message. But Peter Moore – grabbing for publicity – challenges him to drop the rhetoric and see what they offer.


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