Around 100 of the affected positions were at Respawn, which is responsible for titles like Titanfall, Apex Legends and more.

On Tuesday, EA announced what it called “targeted team adjustments.” In plain terms, that means hundreds of people lost their jobs, with many cuts reportedly hitting Respawn Entertainment, the ...

Electronic Arts, the Bay Area video game giant behind Apex Legends and known as EA, is laying off hundreds of workers for the ...

Electronic Arts Inc. is laying off hundreds of workers and canceling a Titanfall game that was in development at its Respawn Entertainment subsidiary, Bloomberg reports.  Between 300 and 400 positions ...

Codemasters was acquired by Electronic Arts in 2022 in a deal worth $1.2 billion. The Cheshire team was originally formed by ...

Codemasters has officially announced that it'll be "pausing" work on future rally games, as the recently released Hard Chargers Content pack for EA Sports WRC will be its final entry in this genre for ...

In a statement, the developer says it is making “adjustments” to its Apex Legends and Star Wars Jedi teams, the latter of ...

The troubling recent trend of mass video game industry layoffs continued this week. This time, it was Electronic Arts, ...

Apex Legends highlights its roster of unique Legends and fast-paced squad gameplay in the Prodigy Anthem trailer.

Recent layoffs at Respawn were part of a wider staff cut wave at EA, and one of the studio's canceled projects was ...

Bloomberg's Jason Schreier, citing people familiar with the cuts, writes that between 300 and 400 positions are being ...

Heather Woodward, a now-former narrative designer at Respawn, was laid off a literal day after the character she'd spent a ...