I opened up my Origin client today, which is something I haven't done in some time, to see if they had new games out. All I could see were old games, games from other developers, or the fifteenth reiteration of old games, mostly sports.
They've arguably "innovated" the microtransaction model. I can't think of anyone else using that model on console games before EA. And its really changed the market. I'd argue that Fallout 76 might have been a decent game if EA hadn't first proved delivering a half-baked shitloaf of a game could make millions.
They've arguably "innovated" the microtransaction model. I can't think of anyone else using that model on console games before EA. And its really changed the market. I'd argue that Fallout 76 might have been a decent game if EA hadn't first proved delivering a half-baked shitloaf of a game could make millions.
That game was developed in 2002 by DICE. DICE didn't become part of EA until 2006. So, maybe Mirrors Edge, which was announced in 2007. Still a DICE game.
That game was developed in 2002 by DICE. DICE didn't become part of EA until 2006. So, maybe Mirrors Edge, which was announced in 2007. Still a DICE game.
When was the last game where EA truly innovated? BF1942?