Report: Layoffs Send Shock-waves Through EA
Posted: 11/09/2009 15:32:00
Developers of Need For Speed, Madden, Warhammer Online and Dead Space have all been affected.
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Developers of Need For Speed, Madden, Warhammer Online and Dead Space have all been affected.
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