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Industrial Toys Acquired By Electronic Arts

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Pasadena-based Industrial Toys , the video game company founded by Alex Seropian, has been acquired by Electronic Arts , EA announced on Monday afternoon. Financial details of the acquisition were not announced. Seropian was founder and former CEO of Bungie Studios, and also had served at Diensy Interactive.

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FuzzyBot Gains Funding to Create Genre-Crossing Games

L.A. Business Journal

Tatyana Dyshlova and Max Spielberg loved working side by side at Redwood City-based gaming giant Electronic Arts Inc.

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EA Taps Zampella to Lead DICE Los Angeles

L.A. Business Journal

Electronic Arts chose veteran gaming executive Vince Lampella to lead the Los Angeles office of its subsidiary game developer, DICE.

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DICE Setting Up New LA Studio

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DICE , a game studio owned by Electronic Arts, is setting up a new studio in Los Angeles , to be headed by game designer Vince Zampella, according to an interview with Zampella in the LA Times. Respawn Entertainment was acquired in 2017 by Electronic Arts. Respawn Entertainment was acquired in 2017 by Electronic Arts.

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AT&T Looks To Sell Warner Bros. Gaming Division

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AT&T is reportedly looking to sell its Warner gaming unit, and is reportedly talking with Take-Two Interactive, Electronic Arts and Activision Blizzard to buy the unit for about $4 billion. CNBC--citing "people familiar with the matter"--says no deal has yet been signed. Warner Bros.

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Carbonated Games Finds $8.5M

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The company says its founders are from Zynga, Electronic Arts and Blizzard, and that it was founded in 2015. Carbonated focuses on developing "highly competitive" games for mobile devices, which are more in line with the hard core games found on consoles and PCs, rather than the more usual casual gaming market. READ MORE>>.

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Riot Games Commits $10M To Minority Owned Game Studio Investments

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The donations are among a number being made by video game companies, including $1M from Zynga and $1M from Electronic Arts to a number of organizations supporting minority causes.