So it turns out EA is shutting down more servers. Here's the list: 
 
March 16th Shutdown 
- Def Jam Icon (PS3 & Xbox 360) 
- Godfather (PS3 & Xbox 360) 
- Lord of the Rings Conquest (PC, PS3 & Xbox 360) 
- Mercenaries 2 World in Flames (PC) 
- Need for Speed Carbon (PSP) 
- Need for Speed Pro Street (PSP) 
- The Simpsons Game (PS3 & Xbox 360) 
 
April 15th Shutdown 
- Burnout 3 Takedown (PS2 & Xbox) 
- Army of Two (PS3 - Asia Only) 
- Battlefield 2 Modern Combat (Xbox) 
- Madden 09 (Xbox) 
 
Most of these aren't that significant. However, some of these are. For example Def Jam Icon. There's still people out there that play that online and I believe there are also online achievements as well. I could be wrong. Also, Lord of the Rings Conquest. It hasn't been out that long. Only about a year (released January 19th 2009). Also it has online trophies and achievements. So I'm going to suggest to all you trophy and achievement whores to pick up this title. Hell, it's only 17.99 used at GameStop. So put your GameStop dignity to the side and get it.

" It's times like this where I'm glad Microsoft chose to go matchmaking instead of dedicated for online games. "

Lord of the Rings:  Conquest is a terrible game at any price.

" @cspiffo said:

" It's times like this where I'm glad Microsoft chose to go matchmaking instead of dedicated for online games. "

Except Microsoft is shutting down all original Xbox games on the 15th. Granted... they gave a pretty long life to the original Xbox 1's online service, but still, having companies shut down game servers does suck.  While EA is shutting down online games that I have no interest in, the fact that they are doing it at all for games that are not that old is a bit alarming.  The only possible good news can be that they are making these decisions based off of player activity rather than going, "Hey, lets cancel Madden 10 right when Madden 11 comes out so we can bolster sales!" "

" @cspiffo said:

" It's times like this where I'm glad Microsoft chose to go matchmaking instead of dedicated for online games. "

Except Microsoft is shutting down all original Xbox games on the 15th. Granted... they gave a pretty long life to the original Xbox 1's online service, but still, having companies shut down game servers does suck.  While EA is shutting down online games that I have no interest in, the fact that they are doing it at all for games that are not that old is a bit alarming.  The only possible good news can be that they are making these decisions based off of player activity rather than going, "Hey, lets cancel Madden 10 right when Madden 11 comes out so we can bolster sales!" "

Wow, I'm very surprised LotR is on there, like you said it's only been out a year.