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  • New Releases: Control Resonant, Silent Hill Townfall, Garfield, and More

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    New Releases: Control Resonant, Silent Hill Townfall, Garfield, and More

    Big release week.

    Only the biggest releases happened this week, carried by none other than that fat orange cat that hates Monday, Garfield.

    In all seriousness, this was a pretty banger week for new game releases. Control Resonant and Silent Hill: Townfall were both released this week. Both are absolute bangers in their respective genres. Graveyard Keeper 2, EA Sports FC 27, SiN Reloaded, and Garfield - Escape from Monday also dropped this week.

    I've been...
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  • EA Sports FC 25 Soundtrack

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    EA Sports FC 25 Soundtrack

    The soundtrack includes a Master Chief approved amount of songs.

    Electronic Arts just released the official soundtrack for EA Sports FC 25. This year's soundtrack includes 117 songs from a variety of artists. Technically, there are 114 tracks out today with another three being added post launch.

    Electronic Arts says that the playlist for this year's game "spotlights an eclectic range of genres including Elyanna's experimental Arabic-Latin pop fusion; South African...
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  • Electronic Arts Lays Off Around 670 People, Cancels Games, Closes Ridgeline Games

    It's not even March yet.

    Electronic Arts joins the rest of the gaming industry today in announcing a huge number of employee layoffs. The studio will mass layoff 5% of its total workforce, which equates to about 670 people. Today's announcement from EA comes just a day after Sony announced that they were laying off 900 people across multiple PlayStation studios.

    The latest on EA comes from a February 28 report by IGN. IGN says that a note was sent out to EA staff today....
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  • EA Announces EA Sports FC to Replace FIFA Games

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    EA Announces EA Sports FC to Replace FIFA Games

    Who needs FIFA? Not EA apparently.

    It's no surprise that EA and FIFA haven't seen eye to eye over these past several months. FIFA wanted to charge EA a cool $1 billion (USD) every four years to continue using the FIFA license. EA balked at the idea, citing the cost and creative restrictions as the reason, and decided to part ways from FIFA going forward.

    Today, EA officially announced that after the release of FIFA 23, the studio will officially change the name of their...
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