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  Domestic mischief continues with The Sims 4

  After a slew of expansion packs for Sims 3, Electronic Arts is making a clean start with Sims 4.

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  Electronic Arts aims for realism with FIFA 14

  The FIFA soccer series by Electronic Arts has remained on field since its auspicious debut in 1993 with FIFA International Soccer.

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  EA and the growth of mobile gaming

  Browsing the Apple App Store, you are likely to find games such as The Simpsons: Tapped Out and Real Racing 3 as a mainstay in the top ten.

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  First look: SimCity (PC)

  The server issues are a massive barrier to the enjoyment of the SimCity, but once that gets solved there is a decent, if not restrictive, game experience to be found.

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  Electronic Arts and the future of gaming

  Moving to Sydney from the UK, Rob Davey took up the general manager position at Electronics Arts for Australia and New Zealand in 2011.

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  Building your own metropolis with SimCity

  The 2013 release of EA's SimCity will mean that a decade has passed since the publisher revisited the franchise with 2003’s SimCity 4.

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  Need for Speed goes mobile with Most Wanted

  In addition to going hands-on with the console and PlayStation Vita version of the upcoming reboot of Need for Speed: Most Wanted, PC World also had a chance to try out the smartphone edition of the game running on the new iPad.

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  Second tour of duty with Medal of Honor: Warfighter

  Medal of Honor: Warfighter confronts the player with many types of conflicts.

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  Evading the law with Need for Speed: Most Wanted

  Electronic Arts recently held a Need for Speed: Most Wanted preview event in Sydney, allowing the media to go hands on with the latest builds of the game for Xbox 360, PlayStation Vita and Apple iPad.

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  IronMonkey and Firemint join to form Firemonkeys

  Electronic Arts has combined its two Australia based mobile development studios, IronMonkey and Firemint, to form Firemonkeys.

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  Taking the fight to mobile with Mass Effect: Infiltrator

  Before Jarrad Trudgen came to IronMonkey Studios in 2009, he spent several years growing his game development skills at several high profile studios in Australia.

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  About Ubisoft, EA's "always online" PC games requirement

  Hostile, bullheaded, mercenary, uncreative, all words that spring to mind when considering Ubisoft and EA's new "always on" PC games policies for upcoming single-player games like Assassin's Creed 2, Silent Hunter 5, and Command & Conquer 4. In order...

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  EA "moves forward" with online Tiger Woods game

  Game publishing giant EA says it'll stick with celebrity licensee Tiger Woods despite recent public scandals. That's the word from EA Spots prez Peter Moore, who blogs that the company was moving forward with its online version of the eponymous video...