EA: "Consumers Now Identify Our Games with High Quality and Innovation"
Company has turned the corner.
EA's analyst call following the release of its fourth quarter financials contains much talk and also this gem from CEO John Riccitiello regarding the company's recent fortunes.
"Gamers are the most discerning consumers in the world of entertainment. They will not tolerate a shoddy product.
"Today, I believe that EA has turned a corner and that consumers now identify our games with high quality and innovation. I see it when I review games with our many talented teams and when I read the blogs where gamers communicate. We are rebuilding EA's reputation with consumers.
"Now we want to show investors how that translates into new revenue streams and increasing profitability. With that, John, Eric and I would be happy to take your questions."
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"Gamers are the most discerning consumers in the world of entertainment. They will not tolerate a shoddy product.
"Today, I believe that EA has turned a corner and that consumers now identify our games with high quality and innovation. I see it when I review games with our many talented teams and when I read the blogs where gamers communicate. We are rebuilding EA's reputation with consumers.
"Now we want to show investors how that translates into new revenue streams and increasing profitability. With that, John, Eric and I would be happy to take your questions."
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Badumbadum 12 May 2010 21:21
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Methinks EA are idiots. Can't think of a single game made by them that is worth the money, or worth playing at all.
DoctorDee 12 May 2010 23:23
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Badumbadum wrote:
Methinks EA are idiots. Can't think of a single game made by them that is worth the money, or worth playing at all.
Burnout, Mirror's Edge. FIFA, Dead Space, Skate, Tiger Woods PGA, Left4Dead, The Sims.
I mean, c'mon dude. Give credit where it is due... EA has turned itself around from being a soul-less churner of sports game sequels into a vibrant and dynamic publisher.