EA’s $55 billion acquisition by PIF, Silver Lake, and Affinity Partners has formally closed. Electronic Arts is now privately owned, its shares have stopped trading, and Andrew Wilson remains Chairman and CEO.
A quick list of the best free EA mobile games to play in 2026, from EA SPORTS FC Mobile and Madden NFL Mobile to Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes, Plants vs. Zombies 2, and SimCity BuildIt.
Amazon’s latest Luna change leaves buyers with a June cutoff, no refunds, and a fresh reminder of how limited digital access can be Amazon Luna has ended support for third-party game stores, individual game purchases, and third-party subscriptions, and that change lands hardest on players who already bought games through the platform. Those titles are…
Battlefield 6 Free Trial Week – Try the Multiplayer via Battlefield REDSEC EA and Battlefield Studios are opening up Battlefield 6 for a limited-time free trial, letting you test a slice of the multiplayer from November 25 to December 2, 2025 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. Access runs through the free-to-play Battlefield:…
Impressions from 8.4 hours: bold visuals, noisy UI, and buggy—but fun with friends Reviewed on PC.Score: 6.5/10 What is skate.? On PC, skate. is EA & Full Circle’s free-to-play, always-online reboot set in San Vansterdam. This skate review highlights how it brings back physics-based Flick-It controls, supports cross-play/cross-progression, currently requires a controller on PC, and…
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EA to go private in a $55B all-cash deal at $210 per share Electronic Arts announced a definitive agreement to be acquired by a consortium comprising Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), Silver Lake, and Affinity Partners in an all-cash transaction valuing EA at approximately $55 billion. Under the terms, stockholders will receive $210 per…
Missed Part 1? Read it here: Battlefield 6 — Trust Crisis & Early Momentum Part 2 continues our Battlefield 6 turnaround analysis… Why We Still Care One thing remains, though: we’re buying into Battlefield 6 for the way it makes us feel, not the way it looks. Thankfully, it looks bloody amazing—powered by the impressive…
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EA’s Biggest Battlefield Yet Battlefield 6 will be EA’s most ambitious entry in the Battlefield franchise to date, developed by Battlefield Studios – which includes the talents of DICE,Criterion, Motive and Ripple Effect, it’s safe to say that EA has a lot riding on this one as big budget games go. For more context on…
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After years of missteps, DICE and EA are rebuilding Battlefield from the ground up. But is it too late to reclaim the throne? There was a time when Battlefield set the standard for large-scale warfare in first-person shooters. Battlefield 3 and Battlefield 4 delivered unforgettable moments, tight squad gameplay, and detailed destruction systems. But over…
Into the Fire from Starward Industries turns volcanic disaster into a high-risk extraction survival game where rescue, resources, fire, ash, and supernatural phenomena shape every run.
Can EA revive Battlefield? Community collaboration might be the turning point I’ve played Battlefield since 1942 and felt the sting when 2042 missed the mark. If EA is serious about bringing the series back to its core, understanding what went wrong—and how they’re changing course—matters. Westie’s analysis (February 17, 2022) A useful primer on EA’s…
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