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Battlefield 6 and Dragon Age owner EA goes private in $55 billion deal, smashing past its market value

Several private investors have clubbed together to buy the company

GamesRadar

The World's Last Linen Beetling Mill Eyes Strong Future

The noise is deafening and the work can be lonely, but to William Smyth, who toils in the world's last commercial linen "beetling" mill, his job is unique.

International Business Times

Inside Bethpage Black, aka The Beast, the notorious New York course hosting the Ryder Cup

Local fans will make a raucous event at what is an infamously difficult golf course dubbed the People’s Country Club – big, brash and open like the New Yorkers it serves

The Independent UK

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Irish Open Round Two Tee Times 2025

Rory McIlroy continues his quest for another Irish Open at The K Club, where he headlines a very strong field on the DP World Tour

Golf Monthly

Battlefield 6 multiplayer reveal: release date and open beta weekends confirmed, plus all the announcements as they happened

Coverage of the Battlefield 6 reveal event, including expert impressions of the multiplayer mode now the main show is over.

TechRadar

It seems Battlefield 6 isn't going to cost $80 as EA 'isn't looking to make changes on pricing at this stage'

Despite the rising cost of AAA games across the games industry, EA has said that it isn't looking to increase the price of Battlefield 6 to $80.

TechRadar

Battlefield 6 publisher EA says "no dramatic changes are planned yet" for game prices — I'm glad it's joining Xbox in avoiding $80 games

EA has announced that "no dramatic changes are planned yet" for the price of its game, suggesting Battlefield 6 and others won't be $80.

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Battlefield 6 probably isn't going to cost $80: 'We're not looking to make any changes on pricing at this stage,' EA CEO says

EA CEO Andrew Wilson says the company isn't looking to jack up prices just yet.

PC Gamer

EA CEO taps into the great machine spirit of corpo-speak, says Battlefield 6 isn't 'just a product', it's a 'platform', and that EA's 'all in' on making it massive

They have "hundreds of creators and influencers". Hundreds!

PC Gamer

EA boss doesn't seem worried about Rematch stealing EA Sports FC 26's thunder as he insists "we love competition," but are "always watching" competitors: "We never sit back with arrogance"

EA CEO Andrew Wilson thinks "we have the greatest football creation team on the planet"

GamesRadar

Despite a Battlefield 6 leak suggesting the FPS could be $80, EA is "not looking to make any changes on pricing" yet

"We'll continue to look at opportunities to deliver great value to our players"

GamesRadar

Electronic Arts Q1 Earnings Highlights: Revenue Beat, CEO Says 'Most Exciting Launch Slate' Coming

Video game publisher Electronic Arts Inc (NASDAQ:EA) reported first-quarter financial results after market close Tuesday.

Benzinga

EA's CEO pulled in $5 million more this year than last, while his employees took home the least money they've made since 2022

Andrew Wilson was compensated to the tune of 260 times what the median EA employee took home in FY2025.

PC Gamer

Even after EA let Dragon Age: The Veilguard out of multiplayer hell, BioWare reportedly still had to rush to target "as wide a market as possible," which feels like the opposite approach of great RPGs

EA doesn't seem to understand what makes a good RPG

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Electronic Arts CEO feels 'very good' about the next Battlefield's launch now that Grand Theft Auto 6 is out of the way

"That window is clearer than it was before."

GamesRadar

After reportedly laying off more than 300 people, EA CEO says "AI is powering our future" and is already being used "in design, animation, and storytelling"

"We view AI as a powerful accelerator of creativity, innovation, and player connection"

GamesRadar

EA CEO won't call out the GTA 6 delay by name, but says the new Battlefield release window is "clearer than it was before"

"We feel very good about launching Battlefield in FY 2026"

GamesRadar

EA says "it hasn't always" understood what Battlefield players want, but the response to the new entry has "far exceeded our expectations" after "thousands of hours" of playtests

More than 600,000 playtesters have played Battlefield 6, and there's about to be more

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Inverse

PlayStation Is Adding One Of The Year’s Best RPGs Sooner Than You'd Think

PlayStation Plus will have one of its strongest line ups ever next month, headlined by 'Dragon Age: The Veilguard' less than half a year after release.

PC Gamer

Marvel Rivals was reportedly almost cancelled because the CEO of NetEase didn't want to pay Disney for the licenses

And who can blame him, really?

PC Gamer

Josef Fares doesn't care what EA thinks, he'll never make a live service game: 'It will not happen with a Hazelight game, ever'

The Hazelight chief knows companies have to make money, but wants to see more developers focusing on "what they believe in."

GamesRadar

Days after EA CEO suggests players crave live service guff, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 boss says their single-player RPG made all its money back in one day

Amid Dragon Age: The Veilguard underperformance, Andrew Wilson reckoned players seek "shared-world" features

PC Gamer

EA CEO says the magic words 'Apex 2.0': It won't happen until after the next Battlefield, but 'this will not be the final incarnation of Apex'

Apex Harder.

Inverse

No, Gaming's Worst Trend Would Not Have Saved The Most Overlooked RPG

'Dragon Age: The Veilguard' might have been better off as a live-service game, according to the CEO of the company that removed its live-service elements.

PC Gamer

EA has learned all the wrong lessons from Dragon Age: The Veilguard, and it's going to be disastrous for the future of Mass Effect 5—if it even has a future

No EA RPG is safe from the publisher's obsession with live service.

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