Monksdream
1 year ago
Electronic Arts Inc NASDAQ: EA
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Electronic Arts Inc. is a digital interactive entertainment company. The Company develops, markets, publishes, and delivers games, content and services that can be played by consumers on a range of platforms, which include game consoles, personal computers (PCs), mobile phones and tablets. Its portfolio includes brands that it either wholly owns, such as Apex Legends, Battlefield, and The Sims or licenses from others, such as Madden NFL, Star Wars, and the 300 plus licenses within its global football ecosystem. The Company develops and publishes games and services across diverse genres, such as sports, racing, first-person shooter, action, role-playing and simulation. The Company markets and sells its games and services through retail channels and through digital distribution channels. The Company also offers live services, including content, subscription offerings and sale of its base games and free-to-play games.
tw0122
5 years ago
The Anti-Defamation League, which previously sought to outlaw the OK sign and Pepe the Frog, is now setting its sights on “hate speech” in video games. The gaming community can be toxic, but ADL-level censorship is not the answer.
Issues when it comes to the gaming community are never easy to tackle. Especially when it comes to the way that people decide to speak online. It goes without saying that inhibitions are dialed down on the internet. People will often speak in a way that they never would in public, when they realize they won’t get fined, arrested, socially canceled or struck down by God if they drop a racist or homophobic slur. There were moments of playing Call of Duty 4 years ago where I’d mute every single person whenever I’d enter a match. The last thing I wanted to hear when shooting terrorists was some thirteen year old squawking like he’s Richard Spencer at Charlottesville.
Toxic community
There are absolutely reprehensible things that are said on the internet. You can browse 4chan for ten seconds to realize that. But when it comes to gaming, especially competitive match environments, trash talk is almost part of the deal. People do it, and some tend to take it too far. That’s undisputable. What’s also undisputable is that there are already methods in place to deal with it. There exist mechanisms for reporting and banning players who break community rules – which in virtually any game with a chat (voice or text) include prohibitions against racism, homophobia and other ways of inciting hatred.
Are those measures perfect? No. It goes without saying that, from the developer’s perspective, it probably feels like herding cats. But these aren’t idiots who are developing these games. They have experience and they have the agency to make their own rules for their own games and the interactions within.
ITMS
6 years ago
Here's The Electronic Arts $EA Level That Every Trader Should Know
As we know, leading video game developer, Electronic Art Inc(EA), has been under some sharp distribution since July 2018. At that time, the stock peaked out at $151.25 a share. Since that high pivot point, the shares have tumbled down to the $84.40 level. EA stock is now trading below it's important 200-week moving average. This will usually indicate lower prices ahead for the popular gaming stock. One particular support level that has caught my eye will be around the $75.00 area. This is a prior scene of the crime support level from 2016. Often, these key levels will be defended by the institutional money when retested.
Nicholas Santiago
InTheMoneyStocks
ITMS
6 years ago
Electronic Arts Has Been Under Pressure, Know This Trade Level $EA
Leading video game developer, Electronic Arts Inc (NASDAQ:EA), has been under selling pressure since July 13, 2018. At that time, the stock peaked at $151.25 a share. Today, EA stock is trading at $126.52 a share, which is a decline of more than 16.0 percent from the high. The stock is now forming a bearish pattern on the daily chart which suggests lower prices ahead. The next key support level for EA stock will be around the $117.00 level. This important support area was defended in April 2018 and will likely serve as a solid trade level when tested.
Nicholas Santiago
InTheMoneyStocks