Sentences with phrase «when ea»

Fans of the Horror genre were give quite a gift in 2008 when EA and Visceral Games released to the world the tale of Isaac Clarke and his on - going battle against the demonic alien foes known as the «Necromorphs».

When EA Sports signed its deal with the UFC in 2012, the publisher had an uphill battle.

Thanks to the lack of variety and the occasional glitch, there was definitely a hint of a rushed game when EA's Medal of Honor was released on the PSP... [Read full story]

Fans of the Horror genre were given quite a gift in 2008 when EA and Visceral Games released to the world the tale of Isaac Clarke and his on - going battle against the demonic alien foes known as the «Necromorphs».

When EA acquired DICE, Soderlund was placed on a observe to rise inside the firm.

When EA announced the closure of Visceral Games, many took it as another sign that the industry was moving away from linear, single - player, story driven games, especially as it came to light that the Star Wars game in development there was being retooled into something bigger and broader in the games as service mold.

When EA announced that this year's UEFA Euro game tie - in wouldn't be a full fledged retail release, rather a D...

Now, when EA announced that Need For Speed was set to make its debut return on current - gen hardware, I was excited.

When EA announced the closure of Visceral Games, many took it as another sign that the industry was moving away from linear, single - player, story...

This is when EA Sports threw an interesting twist into FIFA 17.

Yep, unlike four years ago, when EA released 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil as a separate game, this year's World Cup extras will come as a free update for PS4, Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch owners on May 29.

It was and still is an exceptional title that started my long and forgiving relationship with the series, which was only broken in 2005, when EA kicked the franchise into milking overdrive that I just could not keep up with.

The scandal erupted a few days ago when EA announced some big changes that didn't sit well with the fans of the popular series.

Or at least that's what I thought when EA announced its «unprecedented» support...

Or at least that's what I thought when EA announced its «unprecedented» support for the Nintendo Switch earlier this year.

If it were the engine being used it would have seemed like something that would have been plastered on the job description page, especially since that's usually something that appears on the Battlefield job descriptions when EA is hiring engineers for the multiplayer.

This news comes at a rather peculiar time when EA and DICE are prepping to launch the eighth gen version of Star Wars: Battlefront II, which runs on DICE's famed Frostbite game engine.

When EA says «linear doesn't do well» I can not help but hear the words «multiplayer» and «microtransactions» echo back at me.

Technical difficulty number two came when EA attempted to play a video showing off Battlefield 4, the newest Battlefield title from EA DICE.

So when EA announced EA Access, the premium monthly service that will give users access to a number of games in their vault, discounts on EA games and exclusive demos, I was more than skeptical.

When EA announced that there will be four titles to support Kinect in 2012 and he mentioned FIFA, he was not referring to FIFA 12.

When EA announced the next installment of Mirror's Edge, people jumped the gun and began calling it Mirror's Edge 2.

Mass Effect: Andromeda was welcomed by the fan community with open arms when EA showcased it at E3.

Among other things we discussed the cultural shift when EA bought BioWare, leaving a studio after spending most of your career there, and the weather in Edmonton.

However, I also remember when EA pulled the Dungeon Keeper stunt.

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When EA wanted to put out a Rock Band entry on the PSP, the team looked back and put a Rock Band coat of paint on the Frequency gameplay.

I am going to hate Wii U Madden when EA can begin to make those simulation style games again.

All of those addictive hours of leisurely virtual living came to a close in June 2013, when EA made the decision to shut down «Pet Society» alongside «SimCity Social» and «The Sims Social» due to an overall decrease in activity.

The original Hot Pursuit is still one of the most respected and talked about entries in the series, so when EA announced that Criterion, creators of the Burnout series, were handling the developing duties for the new version of Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit, an instant buzz and hype for the game was created.

Back when EA shut down Visceral, the studio behind the Dead Space series and canceled - slash - repurposed Star Wars game, a discussion caught on like wildfire: are single - player games dead?

Remember when EA was all about the sports games?

Presumably, this date is when EA will announce the next entry in the series.

So what happens when EA scoops up one of Activison's ex-games?

Just wait when EA access become to big to fail.

Though it eventually was pulled from the market when EA bought Criterion, this was far from the end for third party middleware.

Every little bit counts, and it's even tougher when EA controls so much of the important licenses and whose products are essentially considered the standard by which others will be measured.

When EA first showed off its version of Star Wars Battlefront at E3 many were stunned by how the game looked and played, yet when the game came out, plenty of those same players were disappointed by the lack of any sort of single player in the game as well...

You don't have to look back too far to see a time when EA's Medal of Honor franchise was the king of the hill and Call of Duty was the young upstart.

Fans were understandably excited, but the jubilee was tempered just a couple weeks later when EA exec Peter Moore had this to say when asked about it: «We just feel like we want to go forward... Do we have teams lying around that are doing nothing right now, that can go and?

When EA went on record a week ago stating that all future games under the company banner will feature micro-transactions, I was under the impression that EA is going out of their way to be hated by gamers.

Especially since recent rumours that EA were planning on purchasing LucasArts were squashed when EA themselves told Kotaku:

Zoink made headlines when EA, responsible for game franchises such as Battlefield and FIFA, clinched the contract to publish Zoink's pioneering game Fe, slated for release early 2018.

I remember stating I lost interest when EA announced the always on DRM for the game, and people jumped out and defended them for it.

It may help you to know where I'm coming from on this review, especially when I open with the fact that I think Quantum of Solace has regressed the Bond franchise back to the point it was at when EA first got the franchise and those were dark, dark times my friends.

So, it was a great surprise when EA kindly flew me out to their offices in San Francisco to view several upcoming The Sims games for the Wii and DS.

About a month ago when EA announced the cancellation of NBA Elite 11, little was known as to why one of the most venerable sports franchises was being benched for the 2011 season.

That's what made it soooooo funny when EA's network has been crashing and not letting people play the game they paid good money for since they require it to be online all the time!

When EA Studios first introduced UFC to video games, the result was far less than ideal.

If you're excited for Star Wars Battlefront 2, you'll want to tune in Saturday (April 15) at 2:30 p.m.. That's when the EA panel kicks off, showcasing what should be a full - length trailer for the upcoming multiplayer shooter as well as some key new details on the game.