EA's Steam Competitor Gets More Publisher Power
Adds SEGA to Origin Service means it now has 35 publishers
Electronic Arts' games digital delivery service, Origin, has now signed up its 35 publisher as SEGA joins the ranks of the Steam-competitor.
EA and SEGA announced today that, "SEGA's Total War Shogun 2: Fall of the Samurai is now available for pre-order to PC gamers on Origin."
It might not seem like a huge release of information but it does indicate that, with retailers such as GAME suffering on the High Street, and with quality PC gaming under represented in supermarkets, EA's offering is looking stronger by the month.
The news release also makes it clear that, "In addition to SEGA, other new publishers joining Origin today include Team 17 Software Limited, Rebellion, Kalypso Media Digital Ltd. and more, bringing the number of game publishers and developers on Origin to 35 partners. PC downloadable titles from each of these partners will be available on Origin in the coming months."
More info right here.
EA and SEGA announced today that, "SEGA's Total War Shogun 2: Fall of the Samurai is now available for pre-order to PC gamers on Origin."
It might not seem like a huge release of information but it does indicate that, with retailers such as GAME suffering on the High Street, and with quality PC gaming under represented in supermarkets, EA's offering is looking stronger by the month.
The news release also makes it clear that, "In addition to SEGA, other new publishers joining Origin today include Team 17 Software Limited, Rebellion, Kalypso Media Digital Ltd. and more, bringing the number of game publishers and developers on Origin to 35 partners. PC downloadable titles from each of these partners will be available on Origin in the coming months."
More info right here.
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