It’s a new year, and in terms of several video game franchises, it is definitely business as unusual. The last time that EA slapped its logo on an F1 video game was all the way back in 2003, and almost two decades later (and a hefty $1.2 billion as well) the next game in the series will bear the Electronic Arts label once again.

As a remaster, Mass Effect: Legendary Edition seems to be ticking all the usual boxes for an updated collection of classic video games for newer consoles. Plays the same, looks shinier, case closed. Sounds about right, but under the hood of BioWare’s cult classic trilogy of space exploration there happens to be some fine-tuning to the product that provides more quality-of-life upgrades in addition to the upgraded graphics.

We got to attend a virtual sit down with Hazelight Studios founder, Josef Fares, to discuss all things related to the upcoming co-op adventure title, It Takes Two

With Battlefield 6 a top priority, EA is shifting studios around to help handle the workload and has tapped Need for Speed’s latest developer, Criterion, to lend DICE a hand in its next war epic.

It may have taken EA years to see the writing on the wall, but it’s official: Anthem is dead.

It's been two weeks since the Apex Legends Season 8 launched with a new character and weapon and some map changes. So has the "Mayhem" been good or bad for the popular battle royale game?

Here’s a look at how the latest season of Apex Legends is shaping up so far, as King’s Canyon returns and an explosive new face makes his debut.

EA executives will gather to see how the game is currently shaping up and decide if it’s worth throwing more resources at it or if it’s time to finally pull the plug on Anthem.