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Electronic Arts announces that Peter Moore will take over as COO of EA beginning next week: Video game publisher Electronic Arts Inc. has named Peter Moore, the head of its EA Sports label, as chief operating officer effective Aug. 8.
Moore replaces John Schappert, who left the company to join "FarmVille" maker Zynga Inc., the fast-rising online game company that's starting to encroach on traditional video game publishers. Aiming to stay competitive in the age of Facebook and mobile games, EA recently bought PopCap Games, the company behind "Bejeweled" and "Plants vs. Zombies."
EA said in a regulatory filing Thursday that it is also reshuffling the label structure it established in 2007. Frank Gibeau, President of EA Games, will become president of the EA Labels, which will comprise EA Games, EA Sports, Bioware and EA Play.
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Re: Peter Moore New EA COO |
Aug 5, 2011, 15:24 |
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DangerDog wrote on Aug 5, 2011, 15:15: First order of business, only support the Xbox from here on out! Actually, the PS3's been the lead platform for a lot of EA's console development for a while... even at EA Sports. As I've heard it described, they say it's easier to code for the PS3 and then get it to work on the 360 than it is the other way around. The PS3's a bit picky thanks to its non-unified memory and all those SPEs... the 360, by virtue of being very general-purpose hardware, has an easier go of things. |
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