Everyone knows it, the English are crazy to their bones. A recent event, hosted by Electronic Arts, now actually made the crazyness worthwhile and cleared the way to an entry in the Guiness Book of World Records. more...

It's been nearly ten months now since Electronic Arts announced that they would be releasing a new patch for Battlefield 2. more...

Electronic Arts has now released a free De-Authorisation Management Tool. The application has a size of 5.42MB and enables owners of EA PC games to balance their install limits.

Shacknews describes the tool as follows:

Rod Humble, executive producer of The Sims games, has now revealed that Electronic Arts is not going to use any DRM protection with their highly anticipated The Sims 3.

After the latest expansion for Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 just got released, rumours are already circling around a possible Generals sequel. more...

EA Montreal has now announced the sequel to Army of Two, an average rated team shooter. The sequel is called Army of Two: The 40th Day, and is being developed for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PSP. The release date is set for this winter. more...

Electronic Arts stated that they will announce a new project on March 12. The game is being developed by EA Montreal, who are mostly known for the title Army of Two. more...

BioWare is establishing a new studio within Electronic Arts Montreal. The team will be working on the sequel to Mass Effect. For that purpose, BioWare is hiring 30 new developers, including artists, animators and designers.

BioWare co-founder Ray Muzka said:

EA´s Chief Operating Officer, John Pleasants, made some interesting comments about the future of music games. He said that at present, music games are dominated by the fantasy of being a rock star. In his opinion, there is going to be a lot more comming in the next five years.

General manager of the Redwood Shores, Glen Schofield, made some interesting statements in an interview with GamesIndustry.biz.

He was addressing the phenomena of publishers releasing all their games during the holiday season, and that they may have to change this behaviour.