I thought John Riccitiello was done talking and making a bit of news during his DICE speech. But then he said this, acknowledging that he was the only gaming executive who would say something quite like it: Read More...

In one of the shortest speeches I've seen delivered at a major gaming event, EA CEO John Riccitiello just delivered a brisk under-15-minute presentation that points to sequels being EA's focus of 2009. Read More...

EA CEO John Riccitiello is speaking at DICE today and is talking about how good sequels can be. More on that later, but something new he just mentioned: American McGee's "Alice" series will have a new installment from EA this year. He said more details are forthcoming later today. Update: Riccitiello added that the game will be on PC and consoles.

One of the most impressive piece of software I tried at a recent EA event wasn't a game -- it was EA's smartly designed sports hangout for the PlayStation 3. Read More...

Most assumed "Dead Space" Wii would be a visually adjusted port, but Electronic Arts today announced "Dead Space: Extraction," a new entry in the franchise with "innovative motion controls" in a first-person-perspective -- keep reading for details and a trailer. Read More...

The developers comedians of Mythic Entertainment's  "Warhammer Online," creative director Paul Barnett and executive producer Jeff Hickman, spoke to us at New York Comic Con to tell us about their new live expansion "A Call To Arms," what they're doing to fix the game, and why you should play "WAR" if you haven't already.

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A boy fishes (Photo: Getty Images)A mystery EA Wii game listed publicly by Nintendo 13 months ago failed to meet its 2008 release date. Ponder with us what it was all bout. Read More...

What's EA's least favorite console? Don't say it's the PSP! But the company's release charts suggest a cooled interest in Sony's handheld. Read More...

After several staffers were let go two weeks ago, Mythic VP Mark Jacobs revealed on the "Warhammer Online" website today that the company is once again reducing its staff. Read More...

During EA's earnings call yesterday afternoon, it was said that "Warhammer Online" has over 300,000 paying subscribers in North America and Europe. This is in contrast to the 500,000 who signed up in its first week of release last September. Read More...

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