EA has drastically raised the prices of their old games for seemingly no reason
EA has raised the prices of most of their old games on Steam, sometimes making it double its previous price. Some are speculating that this is happening so that the company can appear to give much larger discounts when the next Steam sale happens. Although the prices in the US have remained the same.
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The consumer response to Half Life: Alyx will determine if the games continue to use VR
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EA suspends all esports events, including FIFA and Apex Legends tournament
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Major eSports tournaments forced to make changes due to coronavirus
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