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EA creates EA Sports FC brand after FIFA split

Did you miss a session from GamesBeat Summit 2022? All sessions are available to stream now. Learn more.  Electronic Arts announced it’s launching a new brand: EA Sport FC. As the name suggests, it’s publishing its soccer/football titles under this new banner, which launches in 2023. This means that the company has officially split from FIFA for its future games. EA announced in 2021 that…
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Roblox bookings fall 3% to $631.2M in Q1

Did you miss a session from GamesBeat Summit 2022? All sessions are available to stream now. Learn more.  Roblox, the platform for Lego-like user-generated games, reported its bookings for the first quarter that ended on March 31 were $631.2 million, down 3% from the…
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EA CEO expects innovation ahead with new soccer, Dead Space titles coming

Did you miss a session from GamesBeat Summit 2022? All sessions are available to stream now. Learn more.  Electronic Arts CEO Andrew Wilson said in an analyst call that he is optimistic about the year ahead based on the strength of its user growth, live services, and new titles coming. EA ended the fourth fiscal quarter with 580 million users, fueled by growth from EA Sports FIFA, Apex…
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Xbox’s game streaming device and TV app could arrive soon

It’s been 11 months since Microsoft confirmed it’s making a dedicated game-streaming device and a smart TV app for the Xbox ecosystem. The company hasn’t announced many more details about either since then, but a new report suggests they could arrive in the coming months. The streaming device, which can be plugged into a TV or monitor, will have either a stick or a puck design…
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NYC targets CEO Bobby Kotick in latest Activision Blizzard lawsuit

Activision Blizzard has been hit with another lawsuit, this time from New York City officials. The suit, which was first obtained by Axios, takes aim at CEO Bobby Kotick. It accuses him of being “unfit” to negotiate his company’s pending sale to Microsoft, citing his “personal responsibility and liability for Activision’s broken workplace.” The suit was filed by the…
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