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EA will delist the PS4 and Xbox One versions of Battlefield Hardline from digital storefronts on May 22, and shut down the online services on June 22.

My feeling is that BioWare has always been changing,

Insider Gaming states that EA sources have informed them about the latest Dead Space direction--or lack of direction, in this case. In early 2023, a remake of Dead Space was released, making people speculate about a new sequel or future remakes. But instead, there reportedly won't be any sort of followup anytime soon. GameSpot has reached out to EA for comment.

"The only reason that Call of Duty exists is because EA were dicks,"

She told BBC Newsbeat that EA's teams use genAI in the early stages of development "to allow more time and more space to be creative." But Battlefield 6 has no genAI-created content. She is optimistic about the technology overall, though. "If we can break the magic with AI it will help us be more innovative and more creative," she said.

"Yes, it's true. We're working on a college basketball experience that will feature more than 100 programs from across the country, from powerhouses to Cinderella stories." Without getting into specifics, 2K's statement continued, "Our approach with college basketball ensures our partner schools, college athletes, and our players all benefit." As for when 2K's new college basketball "experience" might release, the company said "you won't have to wait long to start seeing your favorite colleges show up in game."

Project Cars 3 will be officially delisted from digital sale on August 24. A notice served on its official Steam page confirmed that while the game will be delisted, anyone who purchased the game digitally will still be able to access it and redownload it in the future.

Currently, a significant bug in The Sims 4 marks all Sims as pregnant, preventing standard gameplay actions such as taking pregnancy tests or achieving age milestones.

Battlefield 2042 continues to receive new DLC content, with the latest featuring items inspired by the Mass Effect franchise, showcasing EA's continuous support.

In a statement to IGN, EA Entertainment president Laura Miele reassured fans of the company's strong partnership with Marvel, continuing their collaboration for multiple games.