Electronic Arts is facing a rocky road ahead with its $55 billion sale to a Saudi-led group, raising alarms about talent retention and business stability. Employees, especially from teams like BioWare, worry about potential layoffs and shifts in creative direction. A collective letter from staff highlights concerns over job security as the sale looms closer to its 2026 closing date. EA acknowledges various operational threats, including natural disasters and changing economic policies, but vows to uphold its creative integrity and player-focused values amidst the turmoil.
Published on: 11/4/2025
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