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Grand Theft Auto and Madden NFL franchises dominate industry-tracking group's top 10 list of all-time domestic sales leaders through April.
Company and its multimedia handheld are no more; crowded market, limited library contribute to their doom.
Marketing VP Todd Sitrin gives inside details on the NFL, ESPN, and Arena Football deals.
Revenues dip 3.2 percent during the final quarter of the 2004 calendar year, topping analyst predictions; company officials comment on Ubisoft and future acquisitions.
The road to the Super Bowl continues. Four teams, two videogames. Who will make it to the big dance? Find out in our simulated NFL playoffs feature!
Most agree Electronic Arts scored big with the ESPN deal, but some cry foul, painting the publisher as overly zealous in its drive for exclusives.
Industry standard's annual tally for console software and hardware sales sees a less than 1 percent decline compared with 2003. San Andreas declared the year's top game.
The Eagles and the Patriots square off in the biggest simulated sports event of the year!
The game publisher and the Arena Football League pen an exclusive agreement to develop an AFL game. The deal also grants EA financial considerations for the future expansion of the ...
Can't wait to find out who will prevail in this weekend's NFL wild card contests? Check out our simulated round of playoff games for the videogame take on all the ...
Also this week: Half-Life 2 co-op and Age of Empires III.
The recent exclusivity deal between Electronic Arts and the NFL was the last and biggest shot fired in an ongoing struggle between EA and Sega Sports. This feature outlines the ...
GameSpot Sports is there for the finals in the 2004 Madden Challenge Tournament. Find out who takes home the title, and the $50,000 prize, inside!
Five-year contract gives EA sole rights to the NFL, including teams, players, and stadiums. Take-Two reacts, calling it a "tremendous disservice to the consumers."
A look at the sports releases heading our way in the final month of 2004. Mobile and handheld gamers rejoice!
National Institute on Media and the Family says game ratings are ineffective; ESRB begs to differ.
While most major retailers issue press releases hyping Sunday's launch, some are apparently already selling Nintendo's new portable.
With the Nintendo DS set to launch this weekend in the U.S., we take a look at the handheld system's upcoming sports titles.
EA's and Activision's launch titles ship out ahead of Nintendo's dual-screen handheld--but apparently only celebrities can get their hands on the actual portable.
Calling it an "easy comp," one top analyst is anticipating October sales to jump 45 to 50 percent from last year, thanks to San Andreas.
How did the 2004 crop of sports game cover athletes fare in the real world? Our look at this year's Class of 2004 cover stars has the inside scoop!
Madden NFL 2005, NHL 2005, and NBA Live 2005 now just $29.95 apiece; NCAA Football 2005 will be $39.95.
We check out a work-in-progress Nintendo DS version of EA Sports' latest football game.
Industry analyst reiterates "buy" rating for Take-Two; calls $19.99 price point a "brilliant maneuver." Holds no grudges, "buy" rating also given to EA.
The tweaked Palm OS version of EA's NFL franchise will be available for download at Tapwave's Web site.
Online cheesers, catch-up AI, shoddy player ratings. We all love sports games, but there are a number of things that could be improved that would make them even better. Read ...
Revenue and profit are both up as four titles sell over a million; however, company expects no bump from this holiday sales, pins FY05 hopes on Medal of Honor 4.
Concrete details on the new features added to Madden, Tiger Woods, and The Urbz on the Nintendo DS inside.
EA's monster of a football franchise will launch with the DS--and it has some pretty nifty features.
Super Mario DS, Spider-Man 2, Madden, the Urbz, and Mr. Driller will be in the first wave of titles for Nintendo's portable.
Super Mario 64 DS and Spider-Man 2 highlight a US launch lineup that will consist of 10 to 12 titles. Also, Japanese launch details, Final Fantasy III confirmed.
USA Today reports that the DS will have 8 to 10 launch titles, including Super Mario 64 DS, Madden, and more, at $29.99 each.
While Madden-mania sweeps the console charts, the PC best-sellers face certain Doom at the hand of id's shooter.
Madden brings the "D" to the PC, as we take a look at the newest release in the football franchise.
Our monthly feature sums up all the reviews we posted in August 2004. Check out our Game of the Month awards and our GameSpot Complete PDF Buyers' Guide.
Fall is fast approaching, which means it's time to throw around the pigskin. This new walkthrough will teach you the ins and outs of using Madden 2005's new defensive features ...
Microsoft Game Studios sheds employees as third parties fill sports game pipeline.
EA Sports' football franchise enjoys the biggest launch in its history as online retailers start taking orders for next year's edition.
Football titles and Spider-Man 2 help push July numbers beyond analyst expectations.
Now that both major gridiron games are out, which one is the better game? We break down both Madden and ESPN NFL and analyze their strengths and weaknesses in this ...
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