The offices are now just a Dead Space.

Perfect timing and a fitting fate, considering they are now owned by blood oil kings and nazi's

EA died a long time ago.

It would be if not all the wrong people profited from it.

Maybe that's a good thing. Maybe the last thing they would do is sell off the up to better firms.

AI told me we can do it!

They're not a game company anymore. It's getting the Toys R Us treatment. They're a debt vehicle. They're gonna borrow against its value, place all the debt into EA while pocketing the cash, and let it die.

If we're lucky, they'll sell off the studios and IP before cutting it loose.

The sheer power of licensing hey

They own the rights to madden and college game day, those two alone can keep the doors open

Fifa games...

Nobody has ever been able to explain to me why this is legal

Well when you say it like that it just sounds dumb.

It Takes Two and Split Fiction were published by EA.

I also played Titanfall 2 which was a great little campaign.

That's about it for me.

The Star Wars Jedi games are genuinely good self-contained no bs single player games.

I can't comment on anything else.

Their new owners pretty much only care about the sports games

I got Madden last year so I could get my kid into football. Figured if there was a video game, he'd be interested in learning more about the game, and it worked. Having said that, I'm not buying any new ones for updated rosters, so they won't be seeing another dime from me.

Battlefield 6 is a new one that comes to mind - heard good things, might try it in the "perpetual demo" mode

The sports games keep the lights on.

But what was the last time you bought a finished game? PS2?

I never forgot how EA destroyed battle field

All.

EA is Saudi now.

A good run that ended a long time ago

Honestly like why? I don't believe either property really needs to continue. Why must everything be an IP.. those games are OLD.. the good ones at least. Let it die.

Unfortunately I'm pretty sure all this will lead to now they they aren't beholden to quarterly growth but rather can become a sustained money printer is cutting anything except the sims, battlefield, and their sports cash cows, and recycling those every year even more than they do now, since people regularly buy those every time a new version (or in the case of the sims expansion) is released

Someone should make a Freespace RPG. It's the same story, but since there wasn't a Freespace 3 they never screwed up the ending.

Nothing’s stopping you from playing mass effect.

Why does everyone want sequels so badly? Are you all so attached to your nostalgia?