Over the summer, mega-publisher EA announced that it was internally restructuring its studios, forming EA Entertainment and EA Sports. You can likely guess what games fall under the EA Sports ...

EA has announced that it's bringing Criterion Games back into the Battlefield fold. The team is joining the EA Entertainment group, overseen by Respawn co-founder Vince Zampella. The majority of the ...

In the wake of EA’s buyout, analysts expect the likes of DICE and Criterion to be sold off rather than shut down.

But will they make the series good again? Electronic Arts has been working on many things recently, and not all of it has been simple. They’re not just making games right now. They’re trying to ...

Electronic Arts is "all-in on Battlefield" as it tries to bolster the first-person shooter series. To that end, it has shifted Need for Speed developer Criterion Games over from its sports division to ...

News of the unexpected move was shared by GamesIndustry.biz, with an EA representative telling the site that no layoffs are planned as part of Criterion Games’ reshuffled role. The EA Entertainment ...

Criterion Games has been part of the EA family since the early 2000s, working on a variety of franchises (and the occasional new IP) during that time. When the company split up into EA Entertainment ...

Criterion Games joins the ensemble of studios working on Battlefield, but a new Need For Speed game is also in preliminary stages of planning. In a bid to optimize budgets, reduce spending, and ...

You might think that racing games are one of the easiest gaming franchises to make and sell. After all, the “whole point” is the racing element and having it happen in an enjoyable way. However, ...

In addition to learning about Battlefield Labs today, we also learned that Battlefield Studios will be bringing a number of EA developers together to work on the next game, but it’s worth mentioning ...

"Criterion is now sixteen people." The employees that left the studio are reportedly working at Ghost Games UK on upcoming Need For Speed titles. It was announced earlier this year that Criterion ...

Criterion Games has officially joined EA Entertainment, the half of EA in its new structure that deals with everything not EA Sports, and will focus on both the Battlefield franchise and Need For ...