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5,899 results for "Electronic Arts"

	GAME: Electronic Arts Top Ten: Blue (January 10, 2002) Windows (2002)
	GAME: Electronic Arts Top Ten: Red (January 10, 2002) Windows (2002)
	GAME: Electronic Arts Top Ten Pack (February 8, 2001) Windows (2001)
	GAME: Electronic Arts Top Ten Pak (1994) DOS (1994)
	GAME: Electronic Arts Top Ten Family Fun Pack (January 30, 2001) Windows (2001)
	GROUP: Electronic Arts' Strike series All of the emphasis-on-action "Strike" combat games from EA, including Jungle Strike, Nuclear Strike, Desert Strike, and Urban Strike.
	GROUP: Electronic Arts' Theme series Games produced by Electronic Arts that competed in an indirect way with Maxis' Sim- series of simulations. (Electronic Arts later purchased Maxis outright.)
	COMPANY: Electronic Arts, Inc. Founded in 1982 as Amazin' Software by Trip Hawkins, Electronic Arts (EA) has built an empire of brand labels. The company is considered one of the largest players in the industry, often through acquisitions of successful development studios. It owns a large number of well-known intellectual... 3118 games documented, including Portal 2.
	COMPANY: Electronic Arts Vancouver EA Canada started life as Distinctive Software, Inc. headed by Don Mattrick, a company acquired by Electronic Arts in 1991. Over the decades, the company would become best known for being the main studio assigned to the EA Sports label and for early Need for Speed games, but would also develop... 265 games documented, including NBA Street V3.
	COMPANY: Electronic Arts K.K. A joint venture begun in 1998, Electronic Arts Square was 70% owned by Electronic Arts, Inc. and 30% owned by Square Co., Ltd.. EA Square's purpose was to localize, publish, and market EA's western games for a Japanese audience. As part of the same agreement a counterpart company Square... 181 games documented, including Burnout 3: Takedown.
	COMPANY: Electronic Arts Ltd. Electronic Arts Ltd. is the British publishing arm of Electronic Arts, Inc.. 504 games documented, including The Orange Box.
	GROUP: Electronic Arts' "Construction Set" series Electronic Arts published some pioneering games under the "Construction Set" title and metaphor, which not only allowed you to play them right out of the box, but also build your own games.