Electronic Arts (EA) stories

Cybercriminals target Battlefield 6 fans with malware disguised as pirated copies and trainers, risking data theft and remote PC control, warns Bitdefender Labs.

Twinkl appoints Remo Gettini as Chief Technology Officer to lead digital growth, enhancing educational tools for its 6 million global users.

Manifold Valley, a Los Angeles start-up, is pioneering hyper-realistic digital humans for triple-A video games, blending AI with artistic performance capture.

JobAdder has appointed Fabrice Etienne as Chief Marketing Officer to drive international expansion, focusing on growth in Australia and the UK.

Ardoq's 2024 report reveals millions of dollars are at risk as CIOs admit investments are driven by the fear of missing out.

ThoughtSpot enhances its AI functions to spur 'Data Renaissance', placing humans at the core of data-driven decisions, elevating efficiency and innovation.

EA Sports' expert motor racing studio, Codemasters, has finally got its hands on the World Rally Championship licence.

Gametech company Livewire hires four new members, including a Chief Innovation Officer, to accelerate brands into gaming through advertising.

Once exploited, the vulnerabilities would have led to player account takeover and identity theft, Check Point and CyberInt found.

SimCity servers not necessary, claim sources. AI also lacking, as Sim's show no consistency. Serious annoyance voiced on EA forums.

EA's rocky SimCity saga nears an end as Maxis GM reports a dramatic drop in game crashes, drawing mixed reactions from fans.

Many gamers have been looking forward to Sim City for months, a sequel to a game that for many is iconic an nostalgic.

UK watchdog rules publishers didn't breach advertising standards in claim that players' decisions would shape game's ending.

DICE confirms that Battlefield 3 will require EA's Origin client on PC, sparking disappointment among Steam users who must install another game client.

EA sets March 24th as the release date for Shift 2 Unleashed in New Zealand, boasting exclusive pre-order bonuses and thrilling career events.

GameStop stores on US military bases globally to ban Medal of Honor game for letting players be Taliban, citing respect for troops.

Electronic Arts remains firm in response to calls to ban its upcoming first-person shooter set in modern-day Afghanistan.