Tag: Electronic Arts

IN THE NEWS: Mass Effect Legendary Edition

Posted on 15 May 2021 by

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Science fiction and space drama gamers can finally rejoice as Mass Effect Legendary Edition is finally available on the PC, Xbox One, and the PlayStation 4. The remastered trilogy can also be played on the Playstation 5 and Xbox Series X/S through backward compatibility,… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: Mass Effect Legendary Edition”

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Weekly News Wrap-Up: February 6th Edition

Posted on 6 Feb 2021 by

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Now that we are out of January and it looks like the GameStop stock market debacle has calmed down, announcements of upcoming games and expanded content in current games are what dominated gaming news this week. Along with that, there appears to be a… Continue Reading “Weekly News Wrap-Up: February 6th Edition”

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IN THE NEWS: 2K Games Sneaks in Mandatory Ads

Posted on 22 Oct 2020 by

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Professional sports draws a significant amount of money through having companies advertise on their platforms. Think about how many times you’ve seen the Nike logo on your favorite team’s jerseys and footwear. Many of the arenas and stadiums that professional sports teams call home… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: 2K Games Sneaks in Mandatory Ads”

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Let Gamers Enjoy Their Games: An Alternate Look at Madden NFL

Posted on 24 Sep 2020 by

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If you have been following this blog since its inception in July, you know that I am not favorable towards the modern editions of Electronic Arts’ Madden NFL gaming franchise. Looking at the scores the latest iteration, Madden NFL 21, received on Metacritic, many… Continue Reading “Let Gamers Enjoy Their Games: An Alternate Look at Madden NFL”

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The Best Doc on EA That You Will See

Posted on 18 Aug 2020 by

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Wow. That is the first word that came to mind after watching the nearly one hour documentary by Youtuber “SOFTDRINKTV” on “The Fall of EA Sports.” If you are familiar with Madden football video games or with EA Sports in general, this is a… Continue Reading “The Best Doc on EA That You Will See”

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