- Electronic Arts
- Electronic Arts, referred to as "EA", is an American multinational interactive entertainment software production and distribution company founded by Tripp Hawkins on May 28, 1982. It is headquartered in Redwood City, California, USA. Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, China and other regions have branches or subsidiaries, and the total number of employees worldwide exceeds 9,700. Mainly engaged in the development, publishing and sales of computer games, console games, online games, and mobile games.
Developer Description
By 2020, EA is composed of four major brands: EA Games, EA Sports, EA Maxis, EA All Play. Each brand will have a dedicated production room and a customer-driven distribution team.
EA Games-With the most production studios and production teams, this brand is responsible for action-adventure, role-playing, racing and combat games. In addition to traditional games, EA Games is responsible for manufacturing large-scale online games. At the same time, EA Games will also be responsible for the distribution of EA's other licensed games. EA Games is managed by Frank Gibeau.
EA BioWare-responsible for manufacturing multi-platform RPG, MMO, and RTS games. Products include: Mass Effect series, Star Wars: Warriors of the Old Republic, Dragon Age, Command and Conquer 2013, Anthem, etc.
EA Sports-This is a leading brand in the interactive entertainment industry. The EA SPORTS team is responsible for the company’s flagship series, including the "Madden NFL" series, "NBA Live" series (NBA Live), "FIFA" series (FIFA), "Tiger Woods Professional Golf Tour" series ( Tiger Woods PGA Tour), the "Ice Hockey" series (NHL® Hockey), and the "Balloonston" series (NASCAR®).
EA Maxis-Produces and publishes casual and simulation games for non-traditional players. Products include: Sims, Sim City and many other games.
EA All Play—Includes the original EA and partner franchises like Simpsons, Tetris, Scrabble, Monopoly, World Series of Poker, Real Racing, Genesis, and Pogo.com online games.
