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Fortnite experiences gigantic near 50% drop in revenues across ALL platforms in January 2019.

Anthem isn't the only new IP that EA is taking bets on.

Recent earnings misses could make EA re-think upcoming projects and games.

EA confirms new Titanfall experiences, Plants vs. Zombies, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and new Need for Speed in development.

Kingdom Hearts III has reached 1st place in the UK sales charts, beating Capcom's Resident Evil 2.

EA no longer defies Belgian government over lootboxes, removes FIFA Points from sale in region.

Anthem represents a big shift in EA's live service models, merges nonlinear monetization with nonlinear engagement.

NPD results showcase Super Smash Bros. Ultimate sitting at 5th place for best-selling game throughout 2018.

Visceral's now-cancelled Project Ragtag would've been something very, very interesting for the Star Wars universe.

PUBG takes top spot, Rockstar has two games in top 5.

BioWare could bring some sort of multiplayer or live mechanics to Dragon Age 4 that open up the game in new exciting ways.

Red Dead Redemption 2 re-takes 1st place in UK sales charts pushing Smash Ultimate to 4th place.

EA bolsters its subscription plans with 2017's controversial lootbox shooter.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate takes 1st place on UK sales charts, becomes fastest-selling Nintendo Switch title.

Black Ops 4's Blackout mode should splinter as its own free-to-play game in 2019, an analyst advises.

Publishers, blinded by billions, need to be more flexible about microtransactions and re-think engagement strategies.

October 2018 dollar sales hit $1.55 billion, the 'highest total spend' for October since NPD group tracked the industry in 1995.

1,000 games have made it to the Nintendo Switch, check out the range of available titles in Nintendo's new trailer.

At EA, live services rule the digital kingdom and microtransactions reign supreme.

EA goes from being worth $4 billion to $33 billion, Activision from $10 billion to $60 billion - all thanks to games-as-a-service.

Spider-Man breaks new records in the UK, leaving Far Cry 5 in the dust sales wise despite its release onto multiple platforms.

NVIDIA's new GeForce Game Ready 411.70 WHQL drivers released, Game Ready for Forza Horizon 4, FIFA 19, and Assassin's Creed Odyssey.

Fans of Swiss football team Young Boys protest eSports by throwing controllers and tennis balls onto the pitch during a game.

NVIDIA's new GeForce 411.63 WHQL drivers released, ready for your new GeForce RTX graphics card.

EA Sports has announced that the FIFA franchise has reached a total of 260 million copies sold.

EA's shares dive following the delay announcement.

Origin Access Premier is live, at $14.99 per month or $99.99 per year.

EA kills off its free PC game program ahead of its ambitious new Origin subscription plan.

Ultimate Team continues driving big earnings for EA's live services branch.

EA's big new Game Pass competitor drops quite soon.

Electronic Arts CEO says that A Way Out was experienced over 2.6 million times.

Digital games revenue saw a 15% increase in June, reports analyst firm.

Analyst firm Piper Jaffray lays out forecasts for major games and publisher performance for the fiscal year.

The World Cup was a super-success on Twitter, with a huge 115 billion impressions.

Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy smashes his way to the top of Nintendo Switch's fastest-selling 2018 titles.

EA is keen on tapping the growing subscription market with a new premium Origin Access tier.

EA knows it mishandled Battlefront II's lootbox strategy, and has learned quite a bit about how to successfully monetize games.

Andrew House asserts that free-to-play adds healthy competition to the console gaming market.

Don't expect EA to magically give up on microtransactions any time soon.

Thanks to its online component, GTA V just won't stop topping earnings charts.

Bethesda's founder Christopher Weaver ultimately thinks lootboxes could backfire...but the alternative might be more frustrating.

EA should turn Battlefront II's monetization and rake in serious cash, says analyst, but sales targets have been reduced.

An 'economic decision' fueled EA's closure of Visceral Games and the recycling of project Ragtag.

EA astutely explains why live service games not only exist, but why they're so popular.

'We're trying to build something people will engage in for many years to come.'

After years of running service games, EA has nearly perfected its business model in terms of engagement, monetization, and flexibility.

It's not a surprise that EA is totally focused on engagement, and EA CFO Blake Jorgensen outlines the company's live service model.

Live services are extremely important foundations for major games publishers like EA, who earn billions a year from mTX, DLC, and subscriptions.

Visceral Games is no more, and their ambitious new Star Wars game is to be recycled into a service-based game. Where's what you need to know.