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EA Reports Big Franchise Releases Over Fiscal 2011
In EA's latest earnings statement, like many other game companies losses have been recorded, however CEO John Riccitiello is confident in what the future has to offer.
"EA is growing share in our packaged goods business and our digital businesses continue to grow rapidly," Riccitiello said. "Mass Effect 2 is the first blockbuster of 2010 and we are looking forward to the launch of Dante's Inferno and Battlefield Bad Company 2."
So what else does EA have to look forward to in the coming year? According to the report there are quite a few big franchises hitting fiscal 2011 (April 2010 through March 2011) including "Medal of Honor TBA," set to be released sometime this summer. EA's regular sports franchises are still on schedule for summer/ fall including Madden, FIFA, NHL, plus a TBA EA Sports Active title, and the sports title we're especially looking forward to: NBA Jam. Late in the year you can also expect a new Sims, Spore, and more. As with any release window, any of these are subject to change.
Any EA titles you're especially looking forward to this year?
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