Electronic Arts

FIFA game maker

Electronic Arts is an American video game company, typically referred to by its abbreviation EA.

Founded in 1982, it publishes major franchises including FIFA, Madden NFL, The Sims, and Battlefield.

The company has a mixed reputation among gamers—respected for blockbuster titles but criticized for aggressive monetization practices like loot boxes and annual releases with minimal changes.

franchise

FIFA

International soccer authority

Need for Speed · Mass Effect · Dragon Age · NHL · UFC · Star Wars Battlefront · Plants vs Zombies · Crysis · NBA Live · SimCity

studios

BioWare

publishing

distribution

Allocation across recipients

IP rights · launches · expansion packs · DLC · microtransactions · loot boxes · season pass · live service · mergers

esports

tournament

Multi-round competitive event

multiplayer · league play · sponsorship · arena · shoutcasting · playoffs

simulation

sports simulation

Games replicating real athletics

sandbox · character creation · career mode · franchise mode · motion capture

Categories
Opposites
corporate scale and structure

Electronic Artsgarage studio

Repurposed vehicle bay for creating

business model and consumer perception

Electronic ArtsFromSoftware

Japanese game studio

fair pricing

creative philosophy

Electronic Artsartistic vision

Creator's guiding aesthetic concept

passion project · labor of love · Nintendo · Valve · risk-taking

Family

artist, artistic, arts, artistry, artful, artisan, electronic, electronics, artless

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G