Electronic Arts (EA) reported the salary of its CEO, Andrew Wilson, for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025. The amount is impressive—$30.5 million.

Electronic Arts (EA) continues to downsize its staff, reports IGN, referencing an internal letter from the president of EA Entertainment, Laura Miele. The company has now closed Cliffhanger Games.

Observing the massive surge of interest in Star Wars: Battlefront II is fascinating, even outside its context. For us, it presents an opportunity to discuss Electronic Arts’ long-term strategy, understand the company’s business priorities, and examine what games it aims to include in its portfolio.

Last week, Jade Raymond left Haven Studios, which she herself founded several years ago. This is a great opportunity to discuss top executives in gaming companies who often leave behind, if not a scorched earth, then at least a heap of problems.

Over the past three years, Electronic Arts (EA) has periodically conducted mass layoffs, but this has not prevented its workforce from growing. This observation was made by journalist Stephen Totilo from Game File, who examined the company’s annual reports.

Electronic Arts (EA) released its financial report for the fiscal year 2025, which ended on March 31. The company is pleased with the performance of Split Fiction and its sports games.

On the evening of April 29, Bloomberg journalist Jason Schreier reported on large-scale layoffs at Electronic Arts (EA). According to his information, the company has decided to cut between 300 and 400 employees.

The cooperative novelty Split Fiction has attracted hundreds of thousands of concurrent players on Steam. Based on this metric, it has already become the largest release from Hazelight Studios and the second most successful game published by Electronic Arts (EA).

The company Electronic Arts (EA) has made the source codes of several older games from the Command & Conquer strategy series publicly available. It published them on GitHub.

Electronic Arts (EA) reported its financial results for the third quarter of fiscal year 2025, which ended on December 31, 2024. The outcomes did not meet the company’s expectations.

On the evening of January 22, Electronic Arts (EA) announced that the new Dragon Age and EA SPORTS FC are selling below expectations, forcing the company to revise its financial forecast. It was revealed that on the eve of the announcement, its CEO Andrew Wilson disposed of a significant amount of his shares in the company.

Electronic Arts (EA) has lowered its forecast for the third quarter of fiscal 2025 (October-December 2024) and for the entire year. The reason was the lackluster performance of Dragon Age: The Veilguard and EA SPORTS FC 25.

Electronic Arts (EA) announced that the Origin launcher will soon be discontinued. It will be shut down on April 17.

The Drucker Institute has published its annual ranking of public companies in the United States with the most effective management. Among them is a number of companies related to gaming.

EA’s Chief Operating Officer, Arjun Balaram, shared key principles that help the company maintain user interest in its service games.

The Walt Disney Company is searching for a successor to its current head, Bob Iger, according to The Wall Street Journal. Sources claim that one of the candidates is Andrew Wilson, CEO of Electronic Arts (EA).

The release of Dragon Age: The Veilguard took place on the evening of October 31. Within a few hours, the game’s peak online presence on the Steam platform reached 70,414 players.

Electronic Arts released its financial report for the second quarter of fiscal year 2025, which ended on September 30. The results exceeded the company’s expectations.

While addressing investors’ questions during the financial report, Electronic Arts CEO Andrew Wilson commented on the upcoming release of Dragon Age: The Veilguard.