Publisher looking to rake in the bucks.
by Jim Reilly 
February 8, 2010 - Gamers better get used to buying additional downloadable content in their EA games.
Electronic Arts chief operating officer John Schappert announced during the company's fiscal third quarter investor call this afternoon that every title released during its fiscal 2011 year (April 2010 through March 2011) will have additional online components.
"In fiscal 2011, every one of EA's releases will have an online component, both downloadable content and online play."
One of EA's major titles, Dead Space 2, has already been confirmed to having some form of multiplayer. What this could mean for the new Dragon Age title planned, as well as the new title from Epic Games, remains to be seen.
Electronic Arts chief operating officer John Schappert announced during the company's fiscal third quarter investor call this afternoon that every title released during its fiscal 2011 year (April 2010 through March 2011) will have additional online components.
"In fiscal 2011, every one of EA's releases will have an online component, both downloadable content and online play."
One of EA's major titles, Dead Space 2, has already been confirmed to having some form of multiplayer. What this could mean for the new Dragon Age title planned, as well as the new title from Epic Games, remains to be seen.
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