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If you're among the 7 million registered players of Battlefield Heroes, you're also in for seven days of special promotions.

DICE unveils first glimpse of Battlefield 3 with stunning single-player gameplay footage, promising jets, prone play, and huge battles.

EA confirms the info that leaked but days ago: there's a new studio responsible for the Command & Conquer franchise.

A new trailer consisting of in-game footage powered by the Frostbite 2.0 engine gives us a glimpse of what to expect from Battlefield 3.

Two days out from its official New Zealand release, the first downloadable content for Bulletstorm has been announced and detailed.

Electronic Arts' CEO John Riccitiello shoots for the moon with the bold goal of knocking the world's most popular MMO off its perch.

EA partners with RIM to preload Need for Speed Undercover and Tetris on the BlackBerry PlayBook, showcasing its 3D gaming capabilities.

First look at Battlefield 3: EA unveils a fall 2021 debut, Frostbite 2 engine power, and 64-player battles for PC. Bonus maps on offer.

EA, Epic Games, and People Can Fly mock Call of Duty with a free game, Duty Calls, poking fun at the franchise's tropes.

NBA Jam reboot soars, melding nostalgia with new modes. It breaks from traditional hoops with big heads and fiery dunks!.

EA sets March 24th as the release date for Shift 2 Unleashed in New Zealand, boasting exclusive pre-order bonuses and thrilling career events.

The Need For Speed and FIFA publisher confirms it's maintaining a local presence, despite reports it was to pull out altogether.

EA's New Zealand office may be closing, with operations shifting to Australia. Conflicting reports emerge as the gaming community awaits clarification.

FIFA 11 dazzles with 'Personality Plus' system and full 11 vs. 11 online play - a must-buy for footy fans craving authenticity and depth.

Incoming lukewarm reviews for Electronic Arts' just-released shooter have sent the company's share price sliding by 6%.

EA postpones the launch of NBA Elite 11, citing ambitious goals and the need for further development after feedback from a demo.

GameStop stores on US military bases globally to ban Medal of Honor game for letting players be Taliban, citing respect for troops.

New Zealand Defence Minister Wayne Mapp criticizes revamped Medal of Honor game for its portrayal of modern-day Afghanistan.

Electronic Arts remains firm in response to calls to ban its upcoming first-person shooter set in modern-day Afghanistan.

Electronic Arts has announced DeathSpank: Thongs of Virtue, the follow-up to the last month's downloadable action RPG DeathSpank.