Sentences with phrase «like ea»

Mobile is a huge, huge force in gaming, with publishers like EA, Activision, Tencent, and a range of independent firms, all siphoning billions of dollars of cash per year from users on their phones.

Google has announced a number of partners for Daydream which will provide Daydream - compatible content, like EA and Ubisoft, for example.

Will the situation change because Lodsys sued large app developers like EA and Rovio, too?

Installing games is very much like the EA Access model, except there's no dedicated app to see what's included.

Though nothing is clear, rumours suggest that Microsoft considered acquiring big giants like EA and...

Yep, that's right — you're not dealing with game makers like EA or Supercell here; but rather indie developers for the most part.

You don't want to shout about wearing a smartwatch, or don't particularly like bolder designs like the Fossil Q Crewmaster, or flashier designer brands like the EA Connected?

Stuff that was completed and SEGA simply published it, like the EA games published by SEGA in Japan, are the exception.

Companies like EA and Ubisoft are massive and they need to keep making money, but that doesn't mean they can't take risks every once and a while — even small ones!

Have you learned any major lessons about developing with such a small team, after coming from big companies like EA?

Schreier's sources also note that BioWare employees are apprehensive about inflammatory remarks and toxicity in the gaming community that have painted publishers like EA as purely evil corporations.

With the types of games companies like EA produce, very little fun can be had.

With the success of Battlefield 3, it looked like EA might have been able to topple Activision.

And then we have companies like EA and people like you marching in and proving people like me completely wrong — you actually take it as a * moral affront * that past games that felt the need to portray realistic AK - 47s didn't actively promote AK - 47s as a consumer product or tell you where you could go buy one.

Soccer fans in States have grown quite used to soccer titles, and good ones at that - like EA Sports's FIFA series and World Tour Soccer franchise from 989 Sports.

If that is the case, then it does feel like EA may have missed the point of the subtext of this entire fiasco.

«They weren't names like EA, or Microsoft, or Activision.

You see, it seems like EA forgot to balance or tweak the defensive AI to cater for a good experience when you're not playing a human.

However, without first party studios to do the pushing it's unlikely studios like EA, Ubi and the rest will do so, when PS4 has the market share.

But there are plenty of reviews for games from other territories, like the EA Sports games.

I'm so glad they haven't gone down the horrible free - to - play route like EA «s Dungeon Keeper Mobile, or Candy Cru - Ah fuzzbuckets.

Sony might not be taking to the stage at Gamescom or holding a livestream like EA and Microsoft, but that doesn't mean it's staying quiet.

Companies like EA are forcing their abhorrent policies on us until we relent.

One of the most exciting things about indie games in 2018, is that unlike major game publishers like EA and Ubisoft — who need to subsidize their releases with monthly subscriptions and microtransactions — the best indie games don't cost much to begin with.

You get companies like EA who start indie sectors and Activision starting indie competitions; how indie is indie anymore at that point?

Following along with these metrics will allow Electronic Arts to more precisely chart how its active player base is engaging with the title, which is undoubtedly something that publishers like EA are after now more than ever.

The game is also surprisingly light on social, especially coming from a company like EA that long ago embraced the power of community - driven engagement.

By releasing it early, it gives developers, especially those like EA and 2K Sports who have yearly releases, to have time to create ports of their games by the time they're ready for release in the fall.

As these communities and many others in our top franchises continue to thrive, our subscription services like EA Access and Origin Access are bringing more players from across our network to join in.

Our subscription services like EA Access are providing more fun and tremendous value.

I'm talking specifically big publishers like EA, Take Two, etc..

Mention was also made of Madden 18 supporting Scorpio so it looks like EA will be showing some love for the new Xbox.

From there I worked at a ton of different companies ranging from huge mega-corps like EA and Nintendo, to small indies like Ritual Entertainment to publisher owned developers like Volition.

Alas, next gen consoles will almost definitely have some way of safeguarding against the used game market and will make us buy new to play there games or be charged some kind of fee (like EA) to play anything besides the basic campaign.

It's good to know that a big company like EA is so committed to -LSB-...]

Looks like EA is taking cues from Autolog, first implemented in the Need for Speed series and subsequent iterations.

This will also be a huge blow to stores like GameStop that thrive on used games sales, something publishers like EA have been trying to do for the past year or so.

Like EA's previous Battlefront, the sequel does a hugely impressive job of capturing the cinematic experience in the form of a shooter, with weapons, characters, and environments that look just like what's up on the big screen.

Starting up the midweek shoesaw of highlights from Gamasutra and our other sites, there's a pretty large amount of neatstuff already - headed off by retired Supreme Court Justice O'Connor (pictured) frontlining an educational game about American courts (we'd like to think she'll be a bit like an EA Sports cover - star), and Insomniac revealing new East - Coast digs.

Companies like EA's Tiburon studio steps farther and farther away from the line of accessibility in each installment of Madden, making use of every button on the controller in increasingly complex and complicated ways.

As to whether these bills are passed, heavily modified, or ignored in favor of whatever the next big Internet controversy is, the story is absolutely worth keeping a close eye on — as is whatever developers like EA, Blizzard, and * any * mobile developer who make their salt on Loot Boxes, have to say.

Sure, the NBA Live franchise has fallen severely behind the NBA 2K franchise, but it looks like EA is going to close the gap a little with NBA Live 16.

I'd like to see companies like EA be more smart with their DLC where excluding players by adding DLC locked extra's is not the way to go, instead do what so many others are doing (Killer Instinct, SFV, League of Legends, etc) and treat their games as a service where deciding not to buy certain DLC will not exclude them from actually playing.

For many years fans have called for an update and it looks like EA have finally decided to give it a go.

If true publishers like EA Games, Ubisoft and Activision will likely flock to Nintendo NX which would be propped up by Nintendo's huge marketing muscle and highly praised first party titles.

While loot boxes don't seem to be totally gone just yet, at least major companies like EA are shifting focus onto cosmetic gains rather than a «play to win» style of gaming.

But it's also something I feel like EA just doesn't want to understand, because if they did?

Here's the moment when we all feign shock and surprise that a big company like EA was hacked.

My number one gripe with WWE games is that the commentary always feels wooden, sadly this is the same again this year with games like EA sports» NHL delivering the goods commentary wise it makes me crave that level of polish in wrestling games.

On the other hand, you have huge companies like EA that have incredible resources at their disposal which they can use to drown out the competition in a flood of marketing & high production values.