ESTNN Writes - "The upcoming updates adds Crypto, a legend introduced on Apex’s PC and console versions back in the game’s third season. The Recon legend’s kit has been slightly tweaked in order to allow players of Apex’s mobile port to take full advantage of the character’s drone."
During Electronic Arts' quarterly financial conference call, chief executive officer Andrew Wilson talked about the closure of Apex Legends Mobile and the future, hinting that the company wants to create another experience connected with the main game, and the same goes for Battlefield Mobile.
Apex Legends Mobile just launched in May, but Respawn says the game has fallen short of its bar for quality. EA is also halting development on its planned Battlefield mobile title.
People blindly agree to EULAs without reading or familiarising themselves with its bullet points. EULAs of every major company cover this quite well. The company is not liable nor financially obligated to refund products or in-game transactions regardless of whether they're paid or F2P because all they provide is a licence to the product with no ownership rights. They also state no guarantee for the continuation of any product and have the right to terminate or shut it down as they see fit without notice.
The game isn't doing well on mobile. Its player base has been dwindling since launch. Companies aren't in the business of burning money.
EA is one of the best video game companies in the world. Please don't be harsh or insulting in your comments.
Public relations ship crash and burn in 3...2....
Seriously though so many parents who let theirs kids pump money into mobile games I'm sure this game generated quite a lot of money even if it didn't make EA a billion dollars
I thought that this game was actually doing quite well. It's one of the few mobile games that I have anecdotes of people actually playing and I recall it was downloaded in by dozens of millions of people. The revenue from microtransactions was probably not good enough for EA.
EA announced its financial results for the third quarter of the fiscal year 2023, related to the period between October 1, 2022, and December 31, 2022.
While I'm surprised I'm even writing this, EA are doing a great job lately. Now get Battlefield back on track.
Also, give us a MOH remake.
The got 10 million new Sims players in Q3 alone. That in it's own is pretty impressive.
Yeah, going F2P probably helped drive a lot / most of those. But, we all know the Sims is a trap, they probably got in for free and then bought one of the 324239 DLC packs that cost like 15 bucks.
75% of their annual revenue is from Live Service. And people wonder why they keep trying Live Service games.
