EA Sports (Company)

EA Sports

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EA Sports is a publishing label used by Electronic Arts for all of its sports titles. EA Sports currently publishes franchises such as Madden NFL, FIFA Soccer, NBA Live and the NHL games.

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EA Sports is a publishing label used by Electronic Arts for all of its sports titles. EA Sports currently publishes franchises such as Madden NFL, FIFA Soccer, NBA Live and the NHL games.

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March Madness '98 (Game)

28 February 1998

March Madness '98 is a college basketball game released on the PlayStation.

PS1

Triple Play '99 (Game)

28 February 1998

EA's baseball video game for the year 1999, released on multiple platforms.

PC PS1

PGA Tour 97 (Game)

30 November 1996

PGA Tour 97 is a Golf simulation game from EA Sports. Play as your favorite golfers from the late 90's.

PS1 SAT

The F.A. Premier League Football Manager 2001 (Game)

4 September 2000

The 2001 entry in EA Sports Premier League manager sim.

PC PS1

Madden NFL Football (Game)

27 March 2011

A football game that launched with the Nintendo 3DS, developed by EA Sports' North Carolina studio. It was one of the most poorly-received launch titles for the system.

3DS

NCAA March Madness 99 (Game)

30 November 1998

PS1

Fifa Online (Game)

Unknown Release

A free-to-play online FIFA game for PC, developed internally by EA Sports. It entered open beta in 2010 and was shut down in 2011.

PC

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NBA Elite 11 (Game)

5 November 2010

EA's renamed basketball simulation set for an October 2010 release was cancelled at the last minute due to concerns over quality. The game was intended to introduce brand new control concepts and mechanics meant to innovate on the simulation basketball genre.

IPAD IPHN

Fight Night Round 4 (Game)

23 June 2009

The fourth entry in EA Sport's boxing franchise and second release for the XBox 360 and PS3.

X360 XBGS PS3

NHL 11 (Game)

7 September 2010

The 19th annual release of EA's successful NHL franchise introduces a Canadian Hockey League license and a new real-time physics engine.

X360 PS3

NHL 08 (Game)

12 September 2007

NHL 08 takes the simulation of hockey video games to the next level by adding more precise stick handling, and an all new deke button that allows you to separate the puck from your player to skate around defencemen and get scoring chances.

PC PS2 X360 +1

NCAA Basketball 09 (Game)

17 November 2008

Formerly known as the NCAA March Madness Series, NCAA Basketball 09 is the exclusive NCAA Basketball game by EA Sports. It serves as the only up-to-date college basketball simulation on the market. Cover athlete is Kevin Love of the UCLA Bruins.

PS2 X360 PS3

NBA Live 10 (Game)

6 October 2009

EA's annual basketball series returns for the 2009-10 NBA season

PSP X360 IPHN +1

NHL Slapshot (Game)

7 September 2010

EA Sports' first hockey venture on the Nintendo Wii. The game features a plastic hockey stick peripheral to house the Wii Remote and Nunchuk.

WII

NHL 2004 (Game)

22 September 2003

A solid step forward for the NHL Franchise, NHL 2004 improved the game's graphics and puck physics. The Addition of Dynasty mode, selecting when to fight, new Stanley Cup celebrations, made this game one of the most innovative in the series.

PC PS2 GCN +1