EA Faced With Another Employee Lawsuit
GamesIndustry.biz has the news that EA has been slapped with another employee-filed lawsuit. He's part of the engineering staff, and feels unfairly targeted by the "creative staff" laws in CA. From the article: "...in the midst of a storm of unwanted publicity about EA's employment practices, and provoked a response from the firm's vice president of human resources, Rusty Reuff, who admitted that 'as much as I don't like what's been said about our company and our industry, I recognize that at the heart of the matter is a core truth.'"
SSX
Def Jam
Need for Speed
The sims
Medal of Honor (for better or for worse)
Command and Conquer
LotR RPG
LotR RTS
LotR hack'n'slash (two towers + rotk)
Goldeneye
Harry Potter
Nascaar racing
to name just a few, are all sports games and are all developped internally at EA.
As for 5 sports games a year, your count is quite inexact (btw the 'street' games are totally different from their 'serious' counterpart, both from gameplay and art perspectives - you should try them and stop talking out of your ass):
- Madden
- FIFA
- NBA
- MVP
- Fight Night
- Tiger Woods Golf
- NHL
- FIFA Street
- NBA Street (if you haven't tried vol'3 you are missing something)
- NFL Street