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Electronic Arts is Looking To Sell? |
Listed in: Rumors, News Tags: EA, Electronic Arts, kkr, providence equity partners
Coming straight from the New York Post, it appears that EA is at the very least pandering to talks of sale with some very big whig and experienced gaming equity firms. Through the involvement of such companies as KKR and Providence Equity Partners, there seems to be little doubt that some serious chatting is going on between EA and a couple of interested parties. After all, with stock prices just passing the $14 mark this morning, what company wouldn't want a little piece of the pie that is Electronic Arts? Not to mention Providence's previous involvement with Bethesda would make this story all the more likely.

Still, while the ducks seem to be in a row for EA, most industry insiders say a sale won't happen right now or at all. Some say that if the stocks were just a little higher management just might bite the bullet, but until then, this towering development team will probably reign supreme as is. What do you guys think? Are you thrilled about the possibility of EA literally selling out?
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That's a pretty big claim to make with zero evidence seeing as how "used games" and "game rentals" have been around since the very beginning.
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@Xeraxir I play some games before actually wanting them, like try them before actually considering buying, but only big tittles from big greedy comanies like EA, Sony, Activision and those, but from indie devs/companies/studios I put my respect to them and try the game if there is a trial or if a friend bougth it, if I really like it I buy. I say that indie studios are getting more famous since they have limited size teams, and still manage to get awesome tittles for their quality in the game they develop, as companies where those started out long time ago, awesome games, with nice story, gameplays, characters and a blast of fun, whitout necesarely having all this graphis and short game plays and huge bugs and overly prices.
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