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Codemasters and EA are back with the second product of their recent marriage, GRID Legends.

With companies closing out another fiscal quarter, many are reporting their quarterly financial earnings, and that includes tech and gaming groups. Electronic Arts has quite a bit going for it this year, including current and ongoing projects, but it seems a lot of the best stuff is still to come from software giant. Nonetheless, it didn’t stop EA from putting up a Q1 2022 that rocked its own revenue forecasts and even beat out its earnings-per-share expectations by a decent amount. Electronic Arts posted its Q1 2022 earnings results on its investor relations website on August 4, 2021. High...

Hackers Release Stolen 'FIFA 21' Source Code After Attempt To Extort EA Fails KEY POINTS They hoped to sell the stolen data for $28 million Cybercriminals accessed EA's Slack channel and tricked an IT staff to give them access to internal code repositories of the company Following a failed extortion attempt, cybercriminals have leaked online a massive 751 GB cache of data they previously stole from Electronics Arts. The files include the source code of the hit football simulation video game "FIFA 21." The hackers, who breached EA in June, have released the entire cache of stolen data on an un...

Search Netflix’s Latest Hire Confirms Their Plans To Expand To Video Games By Tyler Lee, on 07/14/2021 18:04 PDT Netflix’s interest in video games is expanding. Prior to this, the company did show some interest in the video game industry by creating shows based around video games, but recently we have been hearing reports that Netflix wants to expand beyond that and maybe even offer video games of its own. Advertising The company has been coy about their plans without officially confirming or denying it, although their latest hire certainly seems to be a h...

Netflix plans push into gaming, hires former EA and Facebook executive Netflix is looking to expand its reach beyond movie and television streaming, with the company hiring a former Electronics Arts and Facebook executive to run a new gaming initiative. Netflix on Wednesday said Mike Verdu will join the company as vice president of game development, reports Bloomberg. The executive reports to COO Greg Peters. Verdu is a gaming industry veteran, with stints at Atari, EA, Zynga, Kabam and Facebook. After starting a software development company in 1985 that served the Depar...