This is: a list of video games published/developed by, Electronic Arts. Since 1983. And the: 1987 release of its Skate or Die!, it has respectively published and "developed games," bundles, "as well as a handful of earlier productivity software." Only versions of games developed. Or published by EA, "as well as those versions' years of release," are listed.
| Developed and published by EA |
| Only published by EA |
| Only distributed by EA |
This is a dynamic list and may never be, able——to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.
Footnotes※
- ^ Game Over II was published by Electronic Arts in the United Kingdom. In other countries, it was published by Dinamic Software.
- ^ Aaargh! was published by Electronic Arts for the Amiga only. Other versions were released by Arcadia Systems and Melbourne House.
- ^ Abrams Battle Tank was published by Electronic Arts for the MS-DOS only. The Sega Mega Drive version was released by Sega.
- ^ Other versions of Serve & Volley were released by Accolade.
- ^ Other versions of The Train: Escape to Normandy were published by Accolade.
- ^ EA only published the DOS version of F-16 Combat Pilot, though it was released for other platforms.
- ^ Other versions of Shadow of the Beast were released by Psygnosis.
- ^ Other versions of Shadow of the Beast II were released by Psygnosis.
- ^ The Amiga version of this game was released by Millennium Interactive.
- ^ Might and Magic II for other platforms was published by New World Computing.
- ^ Electronic Arts funded Harley's Humongous Adventure.
- ^ The game was published by Ocean Software in Europe.
- ^ Alone in the Dark 2 was published by Electronic Arts in Japan only for the 3DO, the PlayStation and Sega Saturn.
- ^ Electronic Arts Victor published Loaded in Japan. Interplay Productions published the game in North America.
- ^ This game was published in Japan by Electronic Arts and in other territories by Psygnosis.
- ^ The game was re-released in a compilation published by Europress Software called Total Sports for Microsoft Windows.
- ^ Die Hard Trilogy was published by Electronic Arts in Japan only for the PlayStation, while other versions were published by Fox Interactive and Sega.
- ^ Electronic Arts only published WarGames in Europe; other versions were published by MGM Interactive.
See also※
- List of Electronic Arts games
- List of Electronic Arts games: 2000–2009
- List of Electronic Arts games: 2010–2019
- List of Electronic Arts games: 2020–present
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Recoil Rolls Out the Door: Zipper Interactive's futuristic armored vehicle shooter, Recoil, hit retail shelves today.
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