EA’s been on a rollercoaster for a while now, with serious highs and rough lows. On the one hand, you’ve got Dragon Age: The Veilguard and EA FC’s struggles, plus the middling responses to recent Sims 4 packs. On the other, there’s Battlefield 6 and Split Fiction’s incredible success and critical acclaim. Then came the company buyout. With new stakeholders including the Saudi Arabian investment fund PIF and Affinity Partners (owned by US President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner), the sale has been mired in controversy, exacerbated by the recent EA X Stability AI partnership.

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