Electronic Arts Mobile

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Electronic Arts Mobile
Industry	Video game developer and publisher
Founder	John Batter
Locations	Los Angeles, California, USA Montréal, Quebec, Canada London, England, United Kingdom Tokyo, Japan Hyderabad, India Honolulu, Hawaii, USA Bucharest, Romania São Paulo, Brazil Redwood Shores, California, USA
Parent company	Electronic Arts
Divisions	JAMDAT (name retired) Chillingo Capital Games tracktwenty Firemonkeys Red Crow Studios Redwood Studios

Electronic Arts Mobile (abbreviated EA Mobile) is an international video game developer and publisher for mobile phones, and is a subsidiary of Electronic Arts.

Overview

Logo used until 2014

The company was founded in 2004 by John Batter, and started rapid expansion in the mid-to-late 2000s, acquiring several other companies such as JAMDAT and Chillingo.

Among other titles, the EA Mobile brand is associated with these Command & Conquer games:

• Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars Mobile (2008)
• Command & Conquer: Red Alert Mobile (2009)
  • Command & Conquer: Red Alert Mobile - Empire of the Rising Sun expansion
• Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight Mobile (2010)
• Command & Conquer: Rivals (TBA)

The label is known to have removed several titles from the Apple App Store, including Red Alert Mobile for the iOS, while some titles like Rock Band for the iOS received no prior warning before their removal from the store.

References

Developers

Companies Developers Westwood Studios • Electronic Arts Pacific • Electronic Arts Los Angeles • BreakAway Games • Electronic Arts Mobile • Victory Games • Electronic Arts Phenomic • Mythic • Tencent • Aiyou Interactive Entertainment • Redwood Studios • Petroglyph Games • Lemon Sky Studios Port and support studios Intelligent Games • Totally Hip Software • Looking Glass Studios • Aspyr Media • TransGaming, Inc. • Easy Studios • Envision Entertainment Publishers Virgin Interactive • Electronic Arts • Tencent People Westwood Studios John Archer • Joseph Bostic • Chuck Carter • Louis Castle • Edward Alexander Del Castillo • Daniel Cermak • Patrick Connelly • T. J. Frame • Gregory Fulton • Eric Gooch • Adam Isgreen • Frank Klepacki • Daniel Kucan • Joseph David Kucan • Eydie Laramore • David Leary • Michael Legg • Michael Lightner • Tse-Cheng Lo • Donny Miele • Patrick Pannullo • Mark Skaggs • Brett Sperry • Rade Stojsavljević • Steve Tall • David Yee • Erik Yeo Westwood Pacific Greg Black • Harvard Bonin • Dustin Browder • T. J. Frame • John Hight • Todd Owens • Phil Robb • Mark Skaggs • Brett Sperry EA Los Angeles Amer Ajami • Samuel Bass • Jason Bender • Greg Black • Harvard Bonin • Dustin Browder • Umberto Bossi • Louis Castle • Mike Colonnesse • Chris Corry • Jill Eckhart • Jeremy Feasel • T. J. Frame • Mike Glosecki • Eric Hilleary • Raj Joshi • Greg Kasavin • Aaron Kaufman • Daniel Kucan • Joseph David Kucan • Tse-Cheng Lo • Kich Ma • Dave Max • Adam McCarthy • Amir Rahimi • Amir Rao • Chance Rowe • David S. Silverman • Mark Skaggs • Gavin Simon • Chris Tamburrino • Richard Taylor • Jasen Torres • Mike Verdu • Jim Vessella • Feng Zhu Victory Games Samuel Bass • Umberto Bossi • Jon Van Caneghem • Jason Kokal • Eric Krause • Jon LeMaitre • Tse-Cheng Lo • Tim Morten • Chris Tamburrino EA Phenomic & Envision Manuel Beier • Normann Kern • Karsten Mehnert • Dirk Ringe • Verena Thaenert • Jacob Thompson Redwood Studios Greg Black • Michael Martinez Petroglyph Games Joseph Bostic • Adam Isgreen • Frank Klepacki • Michael Legg • Ted Morris • Brett Sperry • Steve Tall Other Frank Gibeau • Tim Goodlett • Peter Laughton • Peter Moore • Michael Phillippi • Eric Polak • John Riccitiello • Andrew Wilson Individual developer lists show people who are or were parts of the appropriate company or companies at some point during the development of Command & Conquer games and may not reflect their current employment.