15 Terrible Things EA Has Ever Done

Worst company in America was quite apt for Electronic Arts.

Posted By | On 21st, Jun. 2018

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Need for Speed 2015 Always Online

Similarly, though not quite as gloriously debunked, the long awaited Need for Speed reboot was sworn by Ghost Games to just need to be online at all times, because they built the game around the autolog, social interactions with your friends and that moving back into the narrative experience. It just needed to be that way for EA to deliver on what the fans wanted. Well if the follow up, Need for Speed Payback was any indication, it turns out that the fans wanted the ability to pause the game for a bathroom break more.


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