wraggster
June 10th, 2011, 11:30
EA is to further focus on bringing its major console franchises on iPhone and iPad, the publisher has revealed.
A new promotional video from EA Interactive unveiled and demonstrated new iOS editions of FIFA, Need For Speed and Madden, as well as the first mobile adaptation of Battlefield.
This Winter's Battlefield 3 has been publicly deemed EA's 2011 answer to Call of Duty. The iOS version, briefly shown running on an iPad, is referred to only as 'Battlefield' and mentioned as 'coming soon.'
EA has been highly active on iOS over the last year, an area its long-term rival Activision has so far broadly steered clear of.
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2011-06-09-ea-prepping-new-ios-versions-of-battlefield-fifa-madden
A new promotional video from EA Interactive unveiled and demonstrated new iOS editions of FIFA, Need For Speed and Madden, as well as the first mobile adaptation of Battlefield.
This Winter's Battlefield 3 has been publicly deemed EA's 2011 answer to Call of Duty. The iOS version, briefly shown running on an iPad, is referred to only as 'Battlefield' and mentioned as 'coming soon.'
EA has been highly active on iOS over the last year, an area its long-term rival Activision has so far broadly steered clear of.
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2011-06-09-ea-prepping-new-ios-versions-of-battlefield-fifa-madden