EA has just published its third quarter fiscal year 2010 (that’s October to December 2009 to us normal people) results, and it’s a really long document, most of which is boring (i.e. we don’t understand it). But there are some juicy bits, so we’ve filtered them out for your delectation. Overall, EA brought in less revenue compared to the same period of the previous year, partly due to outside factors and partly due to EA not publishing as many ...

EA has announced a Flash based prequel to upcoming RPG Dragon Age: Origins available online very soon. Dragon Age Journeys: The Deep Road has been developed by EA 2D in conjunction with BioWare and will be made available ahead of the full game's release next month. This will likely be the first in a series of Flash spin-offs for EA following in the footsteps of successful browser fair like Mirror's Edge 2D.

We all know that EA loves a good brand, and its latest is EA Comics, which will be responsible for commissioning comic books based on its game franchises. It's in collaboration with IDW Publishing, which already does comics based on Transformers, Star Trek, Doctor Who and all kinds of other big name sci-fi and fantasy stuff. The first two EA Comics comics will be Army Of Two and Dragon Age, and will be penned by established writers Peter ...

We’re not trying to put you off watching it or anything, but in a shock move, BioWare has released a trailer for Dragon Age: Origins with no exposed female chest area in it at all. Not even a sliver of areola, or a glimpse of side-boob. It does briefly feature a fairly well-endowed female, but she’s completely covered up and the lines of dialogue she delivers include no sexual innuendos whatsoever. See this unbelievable about-turn for yourself below....

Bioware’s Dr. Greg Zeschuk has stated that he would like user-generated content produced using the PC version of Dragon Age: Origins to be available for players of the console versions to download. Technically, Zeschuk says this would be pretty simple but, on the Xbox side of things at least, there might be obstacles. Sony and Microsoft have very different policies regarding user generated content. Sony’s Play, Create, Share philosophy applies not just to LittleBigPlanet, but to every game on ...

The current issue of Play features an interview with BioWare CEO Dr Ray Muzyka, in which he talks about Mass Effect, Dragon Age and how much he loves the PS3. We couldn't fit it all into the mag, so here are some 'extras'… Play: How are you finding it being part of EA? How has the acquisition changed BioWare? Ray: We’ve evolved every year we’ve been in business and I think we’re at a good place. It’s great to be part of a large stable company. Another ...