![]() Several executives, including Australia's own Andrew Wilson ( interviewed on Screen Play last year), have dumped large amounts of EA stock, taking advantage of the sudden increase in price. Last week's announcement of EA's deal with Disney to be the exclusive creators of Star Wars games wouldn't have hurt, either.Įven so, not all is well at EA. This exercise has resulted in quite a few job losses at the publisher and its subsidiary studios, and the resulting cost cuts have clearly made the shareholders happy. In contrast, EA stock has enjoyed a price bump thanks to its year-long "reorganisation". While EA's Christmas shooter in 2012, Medal of Honor: Warfighter, was a critical and commercial flop that was soundly thrashed by Call of Duty: Black Ops II, in 2011 Battlefield 3 provided solid competition against Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.ĭespite this, Activision is readying itself for a fightback, with the debut gameplay of the all-new Call of Duty: Ghosts set to be revealed at the next-generation Xbox unveiling next week. Also a worry for Activision stockholders is the long-awaited release of EA's Battlefield 4.
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