About EA Sports FIFA, "Madden", without any annual release, on the car dashboard.

Andrew Wilson, CEO of Electronic Arts, is open to consider moving forward with annual versions of his "FIFA" and "Madden" franchisees, rather than online updates or subscriptions rather than preference.

A great proof of the video game release calendar is definitely an annual update for the Electronic Art Sports franchise.

The publisher is especially known for its football simulation, "FIFA" and American football "Madden NFL".

And as the physical sports team changes their personnel during Off-Season, and the systematic body changes the rules and tournament formats, Electronic Arts brings new kits, teams and facilities on its annual basis to its flagship franchise.

It feels like it is holy, it can not always be so.

Speaking to Bloomberg TV, CEO Andrew Wilson indicated that he was already thinking about those games in the form of "365-day, live service rather than release".

In fact, both "FIFA Mobile Soccer" and "NFL Mobile", EA's successful smartphone spin-off, have pulled off the annual release schedule, as far as the core game is concerned.

Instead, those players can expect to receive large season-by-season updates divided by a series of small maintenance patches that offer relatively small fixes and adjustments.

And regional specific Korean and Chinese implementations of the "FIFA" franchise are already non-annual with seasonal updates.

Not only this, but according to EA CEO Andrew Wilson, the streaming and subscription business has an indelible effect on the future of video gaming, like music, movies, TVs and literature.

Not only this, but according to EA CEO Andrew Wilson, the streaming and subscription business has an indelible effect on the future of video gaming, like music, movies, TVs and literature.

"When we design a game that lives in a true streaming world, we have to think about the screen size and the time of the session."

"What is the Maiden game in Cloud Megan on your mobile phone at one time, how it appears in one hour on your 60 inch TV at a time, and how it appears on your car's dashboard. Drive for? "She asked.

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