"This is a difficult day".
Video game publishing giant Electronic Arts is laying off around 350 employees across its marketing, publishing and operations divisions.
In an email to employees, EA CEO Andrew Wilson said the company had "a vision to be the world's greatest games company" and to do this, it would streamline its organisation to meet the needs of its players. Part of this will involve "ramping down" its current presence within Japan and Russia and finding "different ways" to serve players in these regions. Globally, it wants to provide higher-quality games and services and also improve its Frostbite tools, network, and cloud technology to further unite its community.
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Video game publishing giant Electronic Arts is laying off around 350 employees across its marketing, publishing and operations divisions.
In an email to employees, EA CEO Andrew Wilson said the company had "a vision to be the world's greatest games company" and to do this, it would streamline its organisation to meet the needs of its players. Part of this will involve "ramping down" its current presence within Japan and Russia and finding "different ways" to serve players in these regions. Globally, it wants to provide higher-quality games and services and also improve its Frostbite tools, network, and cloud technology to further unite its community.
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