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Level Up: What Electronic Arts owning Codemasters could mean for racing games

Level Up: What Electronic Arts owning Codemasters could mean for racing games

Posted on February 20, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Electronic Arts doesn’t have the finest track record when it comes to acquiring studios. Many of them were swooped up before having their doors unceremoniously shuttered, while others are arguably a shadow of their former selves. 

Bullfrog Productions, Visceral Games and Pandemic Studios are just a few of the development teams that have fallen victim to the publisher’s savage approach to the industry, and it’s a crying shame to think of what might have been accomplished if they were still around. 
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