Learning From EA's Annual Report

eldavojohn writes "GamePolitics rounded up some 'fun facts' from EA's annual report (PDF) and found among them: 'EA's failed bid to gobble up Take-Two cost the company $21 million,' while 'GameStop and Wal-Mart are EA's biggest customers; each accounts for 14% of EA sales.' It also shows that 'game content legislation and its potential effect on sales' concerns EA, as does the potential for a 'Hot Coffee incident.' More evidence that while it's good to be the big dog, it comes with a lot of responsibility and worrying."

Comments

Re:What exactly are we supposed to learn?

[Norsefire]

EA is a monstrous company with lots of waste and inefficiency?

Yeah, I mean just look at page 4.

Re:What exactly are we supposed to learn?

[JamesP]

Where's the 'being eaten by a grue' risk, I don't see it...