EA's Saudi Arabian owners are reportedly considering forming an ubermegacorp by merging them with Savvy Games
The result would be an ubermegacorp to serve as a vehicle for all of the Saudi wealth fund's future video game-related biz.
The result would be an ubermegacorp to serve as a vehicle for all of the Saudi wealth fund's future video game-related biz.
The short version
- That's according to a report from Bloomberg , who claim the plan's being weighed by execs as means of ensuring better coordination between the gaming businesses owned by the Saudi PIF.
- Read Edwin's interview with Star Wars: Zero Company devs Bit Reactor, whose publishing deal with EA was signed long before the takeover went through, for more reaction to the initial EA-Saudi deal from developers working with the publishers.
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