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EA is one of the giants of videogame publishing, and while they're not as quite as ubiquitous now as they were during that period where every single game was made by EA, they are still one of the largest game companies in the world. Whether you enjoy action games, rpgs, sports games, strategy, with our guide to EA's best games, you're bound to find something you like.
Ea continues to be at the forefront of the gaming industry, as a quick glance at some of their biggest recent releases shows.
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The smash hit sequel to the action RPG, Mass Effect 2 got raves for it's intriguing story and ability to let the players decisions effect the outcome of the game. |
Mid-level scouser tunesmiths get their own special Rock Band game, the perfect gift for anyone who's ever air guitared to Revolution No. 9. |
Space based survival horror in which you must investigate an abandoned spaceship, which is, of course, not abandoned at all but full of monsters |
A more or less entirely faithful adaptation of Dante's epic poem The Divine Comedy, in which you play a knights templar who must battle his way through the 9 circles of hell on a mission to save his love and presumably kill the devil. |
The latest in the hugely successful Medal of Honour franchise. This time you play a paratrooper, and you can now start from whatever point in a level by directing where you want to jump out of the plane. |
Their advertising slogan is "if it's in the game, it's in the game", and indeed what is in an EA Sports game is in the game. You will find nothing in these games that is not in the game.
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The latest instalment of one of the most popular football game series, and the first to have an official license to use all the real names of the players and teams. |
The football management game returns, now with a multi-player option and an update that allows you to take your team through the current World Cup. |
2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa The official tie-in to the 2010 World Cup, this is basically a FIFA game, but with international teams taking the focus instead of club teams. |
Get to be Tiger Woods during the less interesting parts of his life with the most realistic golf game available. As close as you can get to actually playing golf without having to deal with awful rich people. |
Grand Slam Tennis makes use of the wii remote to give you a more realistic tennis videogame experience, with how you swing the remote corresponding to how your character swings their racket. |
EA have been involved in making and distributing some of the best games of all time. Whether you've played them or not, or if just fancy taking a stroll down memory lane, these games are well worth your time.
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The classic dollhouse simulation was one of the most successful games of all time, and launched a massive franchise of sequels and expansion packs. |
Moving away from the realism and engine tuning of the Gran Turismo games, Need for Speed provided a high energy adrenaline fuelled alternative for all those who had a must for momentum. |
One of the best strategy games of all time and the most realistic depiction of what it's like to be a general in feudal Japan. If you end up in one due to some time travel mishap, remember to put your archers on the high ground, that's really important. |
In an amazing deal, the orange box contained Half Life 2 parts 1 and 2, Team Fortress 2, and Portal, all classic games, and all for the price of one. |
One of the original and most successful of the World War 2 first person shooter franchises, this let every player live out their Nazi killing fantasies over and over again in many many sequels and expansion packs. |
