This Day in Gaming, May 28th

[Shrygue]

via Kotaku


1982: Trip Hawkins founds Electronic Arts by investing an estimated $200,000 of his own money into the business. Their mission statement: "make software that makes a personal computer worth owning." Originally just a PC game publisher, EA began producing their own titles in later in the decade. And the rest is history. As of last year, EA has reported nearly $3 billion in revenue and doesn't look to be slowing down anytime soon...as long as sports and household chores stay in vogue.

Let's take a moment to appreciate the high quality products that they consistently release—despite long work hours and franchise monopolies that have gotten them the big, scary, evil corporation status to many gamers.

So big hugs all around: what is your favorite EA title?

[JKKDARK]

ea was good in the 2D era, but now they are making generic games