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EA Announce Home Complex

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First the Red Bull space, now EA announce their Home intensions.

Published: 20:49, 08/01/2009 by djhsecondnature.
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We all want things for Home, but at the moment it’s not much more than a fancy chat-room, where you have to queue to play any sort of game. But with the addition of the Red Bull space today and now a press release from Electronic Arts, things may just start happening.

EA have just announced plans for a EA SPORTS™ Complex, which is currently in development and is slated to launch this Spring.  ”We’re proud to support the PlayStation Home Beta with a very robust offering from EA SPORTS,” said Peter Moore, president of EA SPORTS. “As part of our continued commitment to the connected experience and the digitization of our business, the EA SPORTS Complex is a rich new online environment that presents a compelling and immersive social gaming experience for the global sports audience.”

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The press release we were sent says EA and Sony have been hard at work to create a space that “both casual and hardcore gamers will enjoy, allowing Home users to play exclusive new EA Sports multiplayer games, meet EA Sports fans, check leaderboards and watch EA Sports trailers.” And better yet, EA is currently working with Sony with further PlayStation Home support, with announcements coming in the future.

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