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August 31, 2016

EA Still Not Focusing On Remastering Old Games

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Last year, EA executive vice president Patrick Soderlund told Game Informer in an interview that his company was not looking to make any remasters of their popular content despite an obvious demand from fans. However, recently, the same person seemed to change his stance when he told Game Informer that the mega publisher was now looking at how remastered titles had been successful and was likely to jump on the bandwagon in the future. “The honest answer is that we are absolutely actively looking at it,” Soderlund said in the interview. “I can’t announce anything today, but you can expect us most likely to follow our fellow partners in Activision and other companies that have done this successfully.” That doesn’t seem to exactly be the case though. Speaking to IGN during an extensive interview, Peter Moore explained how the company wanted to look to the future rather than the past and concentrate of getting new titles out of the doors. Additionally, Moore explained that although remasters can provide an easy

August 30, 2016

EA Believes Neo And Scorpio Good For Industry

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Ever since Sony and Microsoft first revealed that they were working on updated versions of their current-generation consoles, EA has appeared to be incredibly supportive of the moves. They are continuing their vocal enthusiasm for the new hardware by confirming that their developers are working on content for both consoles. Speaking to IGN, Peter Moore explained how there was “huge excitement the moment they were announced” and that “it extends console generations” so that traditional console launches may be eventually become a thing of the past. He also went on to state that the new hardware would not just be something to excite studios but also hardcore gamers who would be excited by being able to get their hands on the latest upgrades. “I think Sony and Microsoft have done this incredibly well. They have taken what they needed to do whether it’s 4K… to keep the platform fresh for technology that’s moving faster than the archaic nature of a 10-year piece of hardware cycle,” he said.

May 11, 2016

Peter Moore Talks Future Of Gaming

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Peter Moore has been in the video games industry for quite some time, and now as the leader of EA’s ESports division, he has even more experience. Experience that has given him an interesting view on the future of gaming, which he shared with the Daily Orange. Primarily, there won’t be consoles for much longer: “I’m not sure there will be consoles, as we know them anymore,” Moore said. “Games will be accessed by streaming technology, so we don’t need hardware intermediaries in between the two. If you and I want to play ‘Battlefield 12’ against each other, we’ll just jump into a game via whatever monitor we happen to have in our homes. It’ll be on a chip, rather than in a box.” On the entertainment side, which ties into ESports, he believes that certain genres have more potential for hooking audiences than others: “There is action (and) there is strategy,” Moore said. “You see the kill. You can see how it all mounts up to the kill. (It’s)

November 9, 2011