Bioware's Problems Started A Decade Ago
With the news that Bioware has been reduced to under 100 staff as they start the next Mass Effect, it's time to look back at their path to this point. EA and Bioware's leadership have a lot to answer for.

With the news that Bioware has been reduced to under 100 staff as they start the next Mass Effect, it's time to look back at their path to this point. EA and Bioware's leadership have a lot to answer for.
The highest player count in a year, incredibly well-received updates and a beloved event have ended in review bombing for Helldivers 2. Why?
With over 30 staffers each making an average of $4.5 million a year as of 2021, Valve might be one of the most revenue-efficient companies within the games industry, yet they don't rest on their laurels. As SteamOS arrives, we take a look at how it could redefine that industry once again.
The co-CEO behind the upcoming MindsEye is blaming "bot farms" for a "concerted effort" to badmouth their negatively previewed game.
Over 1000 layoffs in two years, another studio closed and another game gone. EA are operating in a culture of fear where they can't think about their future.