In a stunningly bleak encapsulation of the current state of the video game industry, EA has laid off an Apex Legends writer ...

Electronic Arts, the Bay Area video game giant behind Apex Legends and known as EA, is laying off hundreds of workers for the ...

EA announces layoffs of up to 400 employees and cancels a Titanfall universe game as part of a strategic restructuring to ...

A day after laying off up to 400 developers, EA has announced that it is ending its partnership with the World Rally ...

Around 100 of the affected positions were at Respawn, which is responsible for titles like Titanfall, Apex Legends and more.

Bloomberg's Jason Schreier, citing people familiar with the cuts, writes that between 300 and 400 positions are being ...

Respawn hasn't left the Frontier behind, but it's arguably been a victim of its own success. The boom of the battle royale ...

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I really don’t know what the endgame is for the games industry, with these constant job cuts. 700 from EA last year, 400 now, ...

A recent leak from @AsyFutTrader on X suggests that Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya could receive a Team of the Season (TOTS) promo card either in the form of an SBC or objective.

Codemasters has officially announced that it'll be "pausing" work on future rally games, as the recently released Hard Chargers Content pack for EA Sports WRC will be its final entry in this genre for ...

On Tuesday, EA announced what it called “targeted team adjustments.” In plain terms, that means hundreds of people lost their jobs, with many cuts reportedly hitting Respawn Entertainment, the ...