RIP

If only.

If this is the thing that does EA in, we can all feel a little pride and accomplishment.

They want the exclusive sports licences.

lemme guess, this bunch was also the ones gunning to ‘buy’ the world cup itself…

Saudi obsession with acquiring anything related to sports is something to be studied.

Nothing wrong with loving sports, it’s the way they go about it that’s offputting.

I assumed that they’re buying things that some people like in the hopes that they’ll glean some of that like for themselves.

The Saudi family has long been a font of cruelty, ruthlessness and abuse of power, long before Mr. Bone Saw.

Can’t wait for the stoning DLC for the Sims (fnord)

A friend of mine got Paralives for her birthday, and says it has its charm.

Left out of the headline (but in the first paragraph) is that one of the investment firms is owned by Jared Kushner, Trump’s SIL.

My Unintentional Boycott list is the envy of progressive nerds the world over.

This is such a beautiful line - I shall need to borrow it from time to time. Thank you for sharing!

I can’t boycott any harder you guys. It’s been 10 years since I’ve bought an EA game!

You can seed ea game torrents. Not play them, just seed.

My last one was the Battlefield 1942 complete collection. So, 20 years here.

Same but I would encourage anyone who hasn’t cancelled gamepass to do so until they pull EA from the package deal and lower costs accordingly.

About the same for me. I’m a Sims player so I pirated what I wanted. Now I run it on steam.

I think the last one I bought new was Burnout Paradise

EA Journalist Murdering 2027, coming soon!

Edit: for those unaware of how brutal Saudi Arabia is: en.wikipedia.org/…/Assassination_of_Jamal_Khashog…

When EA Origin (the EA client) became mandated for EA games, I quit purchasing EA games entirely.

No regrets. I avoided the entire lootbox thing.

Now EA is under private equity, which means, I suspect, it’ll soon go the way of Toys 'R Us and Radio Shack.

Appropriate, given EA’s long standing policy of buying up development companies and gutting them.