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Google (GOOGL) Q3 2026 earnings results miss revenue and EPS expectations
Google reported its Q3 2026 earnings, missing both revenue and EPS expectations. The company posted $127.6 billion in revenue against an expected $128.22 billion, and $2.12 EPS versus a $2.94 estimate. The stock saw a significant drop following the announcement.
EA Has A New Plan For Madden, And It Leans Into Everything The Company Gets Wrong
Electronic Arts is planning a new 'social-first open-world experience' for its American Football games, tentatively called Project Gridiron, which aims to emulate NBA 2K's successful 'The City' mode. However, the article argues that EA's history of lacking patience, authentic voice, and community goodwill, coupled with its aggressive monetization strategies, makes it unlikely to succeed where NBA 2K has thrived. The piece highlights EA's past failures with similar modes and its tendency to abandon features, suggesting Project Gridiron is set up for disappointment.
EA says it's 'bringing together our Respawn and DICE studios to collaborate on a future project' that is…
Electronic Arts is consolidating its Respawn Entertainment and DICE studios to collaborate on a future project, widely reported to be Star Wars Battlefront 3. This move comes as EA restructures, shutting down BioWare and laying off 400 employees, including canceling work on Mass Effect 5. The company also reaffirmed its commitment to live-service titles like Apex Legends and upcoming games such as Marvel's Iron Man and Star Wars Jedi 3.
Game dev plans affected by Electronic Arts firings take clearer shape as fans and devs mourn BioWare’s end
Electronic Arts has laid off hundreds of employees and shut down the legendary BioWare studio, impacting various game development projects including The Sims and Star Wars titles. The decision has drawn strong criticism from former employees and industry figures, with many lamenting the loss of BioWare's legacy in RPGs like Dragon Age and Mass Effect.
EA has reportedly put DICE and Respawn to work on a new Star Wars: Battlefront game
Electronic Arts is reportedly working on a new Star Wars: Battlefront game, with development potentially split between DICE and Respawn Entertainment. This news follows recent layoffs at EA and the closure of BioWare's Edmonton studio. While not officially confirmed, EA stated that Respawn and DICE would collaborate on a future project, fueling speculation about a new Battlefront title.
Lucasfilm är mer flexibla med vilka som får göra Star Wars-spel
Lucasfilm is adopting a more flexible strategy for Star Wars game development, aiming to partner with a wider range of studios, including smaller and less conventional ones. While large AAA titles like Battlefront remain crucial, the company is open to AA projects and diverse genres to best fulfill the Star Wars fantasy.
Star Wars: Battlefront 3 reportedly being co-developed by Battlefield studio DICE and Apex Legends studio Respawn
Electronic Arts is reportedly co-developing Star Wars: Battlefront 3 between DICE and Respawn Entertainment, following recent layoffs and studio closures. This news comes amid rumors and follows the troubled launch and subsequent overhaul of Star Wars: Battlefront 2, which was heavily criticized for its loot box mechanics.
"Development on the next Mass Effect is ending": EA is shutting down RPG veteran Bioware "to align talent and investments where we see the greatest opportunities for players and long-term growth"
Bioware, the veteran RPG studio behind Mass Effect and Dragon Age, is shutting down after over 30 years, with development on the next Mass Effect project also ending. Electronic Arts cited a need to align talent and investments for long-term growth, leading to 400 layoffs across EA, including 50 at Bioware. This closure follows concerns about the high cost and long production times of Bioware's large-scale games and comes after EA's recent leveraged buyout.
EA Lays Off Around 400 Employees After Taking “A Hard Look at Our Business” – Rumor
Electronic Arts has reportedly laid off approximately 400 employees as part of a strategic business review, impacting studios like BioWare and leading to the cancellation of some projects, including the next Mass Effect. The company is prioritizing investment in its sports titles and Apex Legends, while also developing new Star Wars Jedi and Marvel's Iron Man games. Support for Battlefield will continue, with DICE collaborating on a new project with Respawn Entertainment.
Star Wars Battlefront 3 Reportedly In Development By EA’s Top Shooter Studios
Electronic Arts is reportedly developing Star Wars Battlefront 3, with Apex Legends studio Respawn Entertainment and Battlefield developer DICE collaborating on the project. This news comes amidst EA's restructuring, which includes layoffs and the closure of BioWare. The publisher mentioned that learnings from Battlefield's live service launch will inform future shooter portfolio growth.
DICE and Respawn are working on a new shooter, reportedly Star Wars Battlefront 3
Electronic Arts has confirmed that DICE and Respawn Entertainment are collaborating on a new shooter, widely reported to be Star Wars Battlefront 3. This announcement comes alongside news of BioWare's shutdown and the cancellation of the next Mass Effect game.
Rykte: Bungie kan få utveckla Star Wars Battlefront 3
Rumors suggest that Bungie and EA Dice are potential candidates to develop Star Wars Battlefront 3, a game that has not yet been officially announced. Electronic Arts is reportedly eager to create a new installment in the franchise, with the previous title, Star Wars Battlefront II, still retaining a player base despite initial criticism regarding its microtransactions.
Bungie and Respawn in talks for Star Wars Battlefront 3 claim insiders
Insiders suggest that Lucasfilm Games is in discussions with multiple studios, including Bungie, Respawn Entertainment, and DICE, regarding the development of Star Wars Battlefront 3. While DICE previously developed the series, Bungie's expertise in gunplay is seen as a potential advantage over the criticized mechanics of Star Wars Battlefront 2. The future of the franchise is considered a central part of Lucasfilm Games' strategy.
Star Wars Battlefront 3 Could End Up Developed by Bungie – Rumor
A rumor suggests that Bungie is in discussions to develop Star Wars Battlefront 3, potentially shifting the franchise away from DICE and EA. While the game is not confirmed to be in development, Disney is reportedly exploring options due to past controversies with EA's Star Wars Battlefront 2, particularly regarding its loot box system.
Star Wars Battlefront 3 Rumor Suggests Two Major Studios Could Take Over the Franchise
A rumor suggests that Bungie and DICE are potential candidates to develop Star Wars Battlefront 3, with Disney reportedly seeking a studio to revive the franchise. While DICE has prior experience with the series, Bungie's involvement could mark a comeback for both the developer and the franchise. No official confirmation has been made regarding the game's development or the studios involved.
Lucasfilm wants to do more Star Wars games like Zero Company and Galactic Racer: 'We’ve tried to be more flexible about who we’re willing to take pitches from'
Lucasfilm Games is adopting a more flexible approach to Star Wars titles, seeking pitches from smaller studios for offbeat games like the tactics title Zero Company and arcade racer Galactic Racer. While large AAA games remain essential, Vice President Douglas Reilly stated the company is open to double-A experiences and prioritizing the fulfillment of player fantasies across various genres. This marks a shift from previous strategies, including the exclusive deal with Electronic Arts.
Star Wars Games Could Get More Interesting As Lucasfilm Looks Beyond The Big Studios
Lucasfilm Games is looking to partner with smaller, independent studios to create a wider variety of Star Wars titles beyond traditional AAA releases. VP Douglas Reilly stated that the strategy involves finding the best partners for specific experiences, not just major publishers, highlighting recent successes like Star Wars Zero Company and Star Wars Galactic Racer. This approach aims to explore diverse genres and fulfill various player fantasies within the Star Wars universe.
We've had two great Star Wars games this year, probably because Lucasfilm Games says it's now "more flexible" about who it takes pitches from
Lucasfilm Games is adopting a more flexible approach to licensing Star Wars game development, moving away from exclusive deals with single publishers. This change allows independent studios like Fuse Games and Secret Mode to pitch ideas, leading to a more diverse range of games such as the recently released "Zero Company" and "Galactic Racer."
New ‘more flexible’ Star Wars games to be released after Galactic Racer success
Lucasfilm Games is adopting a more flexible approach to partnerships, seeking out smaller studios for unique Star Wars titles alongside major AAA releases. Recent successes like Galactic Racer and Zero Company have validated this strategy, encouraging the company to explore diverse genres and pitches from a wider range of developers.
If this is the best year for Star Wars games it's not for the reason you think - Reader’s Feature
A reader's feature argues that 2026 is shaping up to be a standout year for Star Wars games, not due to big-budget titles, but because of a diverse range of smaller experiences and community-driven content. Games like Star Wars: Galactic Racer and PowerWash Simulator 2's expansion, alongside ongoing support for Star Wars: The Old Republic and community mods for Star Wars: Battlefront II, contribute to a feeling of a lived-in galaxy.
