EA Screwed Themselves For Greed

November 21, 2017 / Chris Langner

EA's attempt to take microtransactions to a new low with Star Wars Battlefront II has massively backfired on the company. How will this affect future games going forward?

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EA & Activision Think You're Stupid. Are they right?

November 14, 2017 / Chris Langner

EA and Activision have been pushing the boundaries of loot boxes and microtransactions to new lows. They are confident that they can get away with it because consumers aren't smart enough to see a scam. But if people keep paying them... are they wrong?

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EA Shuts Down Star Wars Developer For Cash Money

October 18, 2017 / Chris Langner

Visceral Games is EA's latest victim. Find out how they're gonna screw up Star Wars!

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