Game Developer: EA Canada

EA's juggernaut soccer sim rolls onto the Wii U.

EA Sports has been doing some solid make-overs for their sports titles this year, and FIFA 13 is no exception. Come find out why.

Poor NHL fans. You get a great game from EA and that's about all you're probably going to get for the season.  As the NHL is trying to sort out its priorities, and obviously didn't learn a healthy, financial lesson from the last lockout, EA Sports has quietly released another year's version of their hit NHL series. What can you expect with this year's version? Come find out.

You got beef!  Take it outside and... kick-off?  From EA Sports and EA Canada comes a "refreshed" version of the 2005 release that is meant to follow in the foot steps of the famed NBA and NFL street franchises with the soccer fan in mind.  And while most will find a solid sports title with a good amount of style, they won't discover the Matrix-esque fireworks show that made the aforementioned so popular.

Shredding snow and owning the cold has never been so cool! From EA Sports and EA Canada comes a "renovation" of the classic action sports franchise known for over-the-top characters, tricks, and speed. Couple this pedigree of stylish fun on a multitude of real mountain ranges with a definite "final challenge" structure, and you have the most complete winter excursion from this series to date.

I doubt FIFA Soccer was very high on anyone's Vita shopping list, but if you give it a chance I think you will be very impressed with what EA brings to the pitch.

EA Sports and ESPN serve up a new tennis sim loaded with licensed content and a healthy dose of features and modes.

Wayne Rooney is psyched about this game -- should you be? Let's take to the pitch and see what FIFA Soccer 12 has to offer.

Arcade classics are a difficult thing to reintroduce to the mass market; the challenge plays out like a balancing act of nostalgia and innovation. NBA Jam honors its source material with the utmost amount of efficiency without straying far from the original formula, but by ultimately doing so it misses some opportunities.

I've had the good fortune to be able to check out all three NBA titles this year. First, SCEA's NBA 10: The Inside, then 2K Sports' NBA 2K10, and now, the winner of the most improved NBA game of the year, NBA Live 10 from EA Sports. In recent years, the gap between 2K and Live has been considerable, but this year the choice isn't nearly so obvious with a tremendous effort from the Live team. For those of us that remember the glory days of NBA Live in the 90s and early 2000s, I have two words to say in regards to Live 10: "I'm Back."

After a very successful outing last year with NHL 09, developer EA Canada and publisher EA Sports are back with NHL 10. Instead of just providing an updated roster and a few new animations, EA added a lot of compelling new features and managed to not only match the level of NHL 09, but exceed it. Greatest hockey game ever?