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EA, Dragon Age and The Veilguard

EA Says ‘Dragon Age: The Veilguard’ Failed Because Of No ‘Shared-World’ Features

The Veilguard failing to meet EA goals with only half of the players it wanted, EA CEO Andrew Wilson is reflecting on why that happened.

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Did Dragon Age: The Veilguard undersell or face unrealistic expectations?

The Veilguard, which, of course, was one of the subjects of Electronic Arts’ third-quarter earnings call on Tuesday with CEO Andrew Wilson. Dragon Age: The Veilguard garnered 1.5 million players in its first two months after release,

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EA has learned all the wrong lessons from Dragon Age: The Veilguard, and it's going to be disastrous for the future of Mass Effect 5—if it even has a future

The Veilguard. It was a serious misfire from a once-exceptional studio, and while I can understand why it resonated with some players—it was pretty, breezy and had fun, snappy combat—after Andromeda and Anthem,

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Ex-Dragon Age Dev: ‘I’d Quit’ If You Forced A Single Player RPG To Go Live Service

Ex-BioWare devs of Dragon Age fame are free to comment on how ridiculous the notion is that Veilguard failed because it ...

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Original Dragon Age Writer Responds to EA's Live Service Obsession with Common Sense

Earlier this week, EA CEO Andrew Wilson set the internet ablaze with comments suggesting that Dragon Age: The Veilguard would ...

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Ex-Bioware lead says he’d have ‘quit’ if EA mandated live-service elements

Ex-Bioware lead Mike Laidlaw has said that he would have quit the company if he was told that he had to shift the Dragon Age series focus from single-player experience to games as a service.

Electronic Arts CEO Andrew Wilson argues that the future of single-player games is a live-service hybrid

The Veilguard missed its sales targets, with EA's CEO suggesting the audience wanted something more akin to live service titles.

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