This year, rather than attending E3, Electronic Arts (EA) decided to jump the gun, holding a simultaneous event in LA and London, to tease and taunt us with what we'll be buying from them over the next year or so.
With arguably the greatest sporting event in the world just weeks away, Betfair have kindly sent Geek-Pride a copy of Electronic Arts new FIFA videogame to review. 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil is the competitions official game, published by EA Sports for the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360. This isn't a new thing that EA Sports does, in fact nearly every two years we are graced with two FIFA games instead of just one due to a major tournament.
In a time when beta testing seems like a thing of the past as a career, EA games has actually come through on a promise to its fans.
After winning the unenviable title of ‘Worst Company in America’ for a second year running, EA boss Andrew Wilson and games label head Patrick Soderlund have…
There’s something quite satisfying about entering a dungeon, and cleaning out a swathe of undead miscreants in your quest for glory, and booty.
Anyone who’s a fan of American McGee’s Alice, or Alice: Madness Returns will have been following the updates about the forthcoming titles Alice: Otherlands &…
Good news for gamers everywhere - EA has decided to stop it’s Online Pass program, a controversial form of DRM.
Legendary horror director John Carpenter has expressed an interest in adapting Electronic Arts‘ Dead Space for the big screen, describing it as “ready-made”.
If you’re a fan of “Knights of the Old Republic“ or “Battlefront“, then you’ll want to read this. Like many journos these days, I get my news via Facebook.