The Game Developers Conference 2010 witnessed several exciting announcements from various quarters. For football fanatics, Electronic Arts declared that the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa game will soon hit the iPhone through Apple’s AppStore. According to Wireless.ign, apart from heading to the iPhone, EA’s latest title is also set to be released on other platforms.

For the first panel of day two here at the 2010 Game Developers Conference's iPhone gaming track, Oliver Miao of Centerscore Studios took the stage to talk about working on Surviving High School for the iPhone as a part of Electronic Arts' Mobile division. As Miao made clear early on, he's an "insider outsider" at EA: his company was started with a few friends, purchased by Vivendi ...

Originally a computer game, Snood from EA has spawned and now exists on many platformsmost recently, the iPhone (thanks to Electronic Arts). It has a snazzy new look, but its style is the samethat is to say, the objective is still to clear the playing field by launching randomly selected Snoods from a cannon. ...

Shares in Electronic Arts were down about 8 percent in early trading today after the company's earnings forecast fell below Wall Street expectations.

There arent many games on the iPhone platform that can match games on the big 64-bit boxes for production value — but Electronic Arts Mobiles Madden NFL 10 can, and does, fantastically. Unfortunately, it also has one gaping hole. All the gorgeous bells and whistles from EAs Playstation or Xbox version are there (even if the eye-candy

Electronic Arts is a game developer that has released over 40  games for the iPhone with great success. They were in at the launch of the iPhone with Spore: (Spore original - now free - has been rated by a massive 130,000+ users at 3.5 stars) And they have done so well that Apple invited them back

Electronic Arts and Harmonix now offer a free trial version of Rock Band for the iPhone and iPod touch.

Electronic Arts and Harmonix now offer a free trial version of Rock Band for the iPhone and iPod touch.

There's a certain swashbuckling look to this game, from Electronic Arts. With a chisel-jawed hero and the 'exciting adventure' font on display (plus the all important sequel number), this has all the hallmarks and subtle signals of a Hollywood blockbuster from the 1950s. Which, of course, is an age ago in the motion picture, and is the perfect metaphor for Jewel Quest 3, finds Ewan ...

Hands-On Mobile, Inc., leading publisher and developer of connected games and applications, announced on Thursday that the highly-anticipated open-world sandbox game The Saboteur was available for mobile phones too. The title was initially launched on consoles and PCs from Electronic Arts, and now it is available for download around the world from ...