Entries in 'gibeau' (13)
EA: DRM is a dead-end strategy, was never discussed in SimCity meetings
The always-on internet requirement of Maxis’ SimCity was never designed as a DRM measure, EA Labels president Frank Gibeau has claimed.
EA's next-gen software "is nothing short of astonishing"
Remember those times when developers would lash out at console transitions? It seems like a lifetime ago now.
Zynga loses two more execs; Gibeau chips in with Syrian analogy
The executive exodus has continued at Zynga.
Of course Frank Gibeau likes single player games
So Frank Gibeau does like single-player games after all.
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EA commits to next-gen consoles... but dismisses single player experiences
EA Labels president Frank Gibeau has promised that EA will not abandon console publishing in the hunt for social and casual success.
Gibeau: PopCap cuts due to "duplicative" roles with EA
The recent job cuts at PopCap were due to roles that were “duplicative” of those that already existed at parent company EA.
E3 2012: EA says E3'12 "is the opening act of next-gen cycle shift"
EA Labels president Frank Gibeau has said that E3 2012 is the first chapter in the next-gen story.
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EA praises Fox News coverage
While MCV and others lines up to cry foul over Fox News' reactionary coverage of Bulletstorm last month, the boss of EA Games has praised Fox for its editorial ...
EA: Changes have kept us relevant
Had Electronic Arts not undergone a painful three-year transition of its business, the firm would today be “irrelevant and in far worse shape”, a top exec art the firm has ...
EA: Offline games are finished
One of the most senior execs at Electronic Arts believes non-online-enabled games are a “finished” commodity.
EA: Movie game biz ‘falling apart’
Electronic Arts has no desire to return to the games-film licensing business that it once made a fortune from, a key exec at the firm has said.
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EA: Respawn deal is ironic
Long before former Infinity Ward owners Jason West and Vince Zampella fell out with Activision, the pair once walked away from EA and its Medal of Honor franchise.
