Electronic Arts' shareholders have greenlit a massive $55 billion acquisition by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund. If the deal gets the go-ahead from regulators, the fund will own 93.4% of EA, known for franchises like FIFA and Battlefield. This marks the largest leveraged buyout in history and has raised concerns among U.S. lawmakers about foreign influence in American entertainment. With critics questioning Saudi motives in investing heavily in culture, it makes you wonder: what does this mean for the future of gaming?

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