FIFA, one of the most popular video game franchises, will be renamed EA Sports FC after the game’s publisher, Electronic Arts Inc., failed to reach a new licensing agreement with the world soccer ...

The FIFA soccer video game that gamers have enjoyed for years will disappear after its maker failed to strike a new licensing deal with world soccer's governing body. Electronic Arts Sports will ...

The demise of a relationship that produced one of the most popular games of all time will mean risks for soccer’s governing body but few changes for consumers. By Tariq Panja Tariq Panja covers global ...

FIFA, the video game franchise that has bred thousands of soccer fans across the United States, will no longer be known as "FIFA" beginning in July 2023 — and could have a new competitor called ...

Sitting in a mock living room at his office in Vancouver, John Shepherd gestures to a video game avatar of soccer star Erling Haaland on a screen beside him. He’s especially proud of Haaland’s shorts.

Electronic Arts announced Tuesday it will change the name of its iconic soccer game FIFA to EA Sports FC after 30 years of being among the leaders in the industry. Cam Weber, EVP, Group GM EA SPORTS & ...

FIFA has vowed to make its own video game after EA Sports said on Tuesday that it would no longer make titles in partnership with world football’s governing body. EA has said it will continue to make ...

Over 170 million games, seven million games consoles and 19 million accessories were sold across Europe, according to the latest data from GSD. The 170 million games, which covers physical and digital ...

But the video game company swung to a net loss of $12 million, against a year-earlier net profit of $225 million. By Etan Vlessing Canada Bureau Chief Video game company Electronic Arts saw revenues ...

Video game sales fell, but new game sales increased year-on-year by 16% PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch sales down, but Xbox sales up FIFA 23, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, Pokémon and Elden Ring ...

Australia striker Sam Kerr will become the first female player to feature on the global front cover of the popular football game, FIFA. The Chelsea forward will feature alongside Paris St-Germain star ...