When it comes to esports, few games dominate the scene like Blizzard’s Starcraft 2 or Counter-Strike, the latter of which regularly encourages fans to cyka my duck if I’ve translated that properly from the Russian. But you don’t really see EA headline the esports scene these days.

Star Wars Battlefront only launched yesterday, and alrady EA is making sure you know that you can spend even more money on the game's Season Pass for early 2016 content.

According to EA's Blake Jorgensen, console games are set to look even better. Developers, he says, are now getting to grips with the consoles and how they work.

EA has a bit of a tarnished history when it comes to acquisitions. It’s bought up some of your favourite game developers, and then unceremoniously shut them down when it felt they were underperforming.

Unravel is looking a lot like Child of Light or Ori and the Blind Forest - a small game with a big heart. It's creator thinks we should see more of that in gaming.

Want to know which console gives you the best looking, most stable Battlefront experince? Turns out a lot has changed since the recent beta.

EA has already put their money where their mouths are, hiring Jade Raymond to make the kinds of games they've mentioned they'd like to do.

The latest reboot of Need For Speed isn’t a bad game. It’s not the best game either, but it has potential to be better now that developer Ghost Games can sit back and fine-tune their creation. Including that pesky rubber-band racing AI.