Somewhere inside the Beltway today, copies of Just Dance 3 for the Wii and The Sims Plus Pets rode in a presidential caravan with the nuclear football. That, gang, is core game cred. More »
EA CEO John Riccitiello, head of the company making this year’s premiere Call of Duty competitor, Battlefield 3, recently said he hopes that he hopes Call of Duty would “rot from the core”. More »
As is typical when an company like Popcap gets picked up by a company EA, there is some speculation as to how this will affect the identity of the smaller company. John Riccitiello, however, believes EA’s acquisition of Popcap is a great chance for Popcap to grow its business. More »
EA’s CEO John Riccitiello, speaking at a recent earnings call, has claimed that EA is now in the process of going from defence – cutting costs and consolidating – to offence. Which could spell big things for EA in the coming years, as they prepare for a rapid increase in digital development and distribution. More »
Come on Mr Riccitiello! Make up your mind! On Monday we reported your claim that digital would be “bigger than the packaged goods business” in 2011 – now you’re trying to tell us that game discs are here to stay? Do you have some sort of Twilight Zone split personality or something? More »
