Mega video game publisher Electronic Arts has canceled its upcoming "Titanfall" franchise video game and laid off more than ...

Electronic Arts Inc. is laying off hundreds of workers and canceling a Titanfall game that was in development at its Respawn Entertainment subsidiary. Between 300 and 400 positions were eliminated, ...

Beloved video game publisher Electronic Arts canceled its upcoming Titanfall game and fired over 300 employees today. A third ...

In the fallout of EA’s recent wave of layoffs and the cancellation of its new Titanfall extraction shooter, fans of ...

We're not getting a new Titanfall anytime soon after EA reportedly cancelled yet another game in the beautifully frantic mech series, but one indie team has declared that "We built our own." ...

Laying off a ton of people. There is no Titanfall 3 -- as this should make clear. I don't think people realize just how much EA Football Club and Apex Legends missed last year. Dragon Age isn't ...

EA CEO Andrew Wilson recently promised shareholders ... The cuts come amid hundreds of new layoffs at the publisher which reportedly canceled a Titanfall extraction shooter that was very early ...

EA has also canceled several projects, notably a new Titanfall game, codenamed R7. Despite these layoffs, impacting over 1,800 staff since March 2023, EA's top executives received substantial ...

Bloomberg‘s Jason Schreier reported EA is laying off hundreds of its staff. Specifically, between 300 and 400 employees were impacted, with around 100 of those from the Titanfall developer.

The roughly 100 jobs impacted at Respawn included individuals in development, publishing, and QA workers on Apex Legends, as well as smaller groups of individuals working on the Jedi team and two ...

Electronic Arts (EA) is reportedly laying off between 300 and 400 employees and cancelling a game in the Titanfall series, codenamed R7, under development at Respawn Entertainment.