March 31, 2012

• BATTLEFIELD™ 3: Aftershock for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch
• Fantasi Safari for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch
• Ghost Harvest for iPhone

April 13, 2012

• BOOM BLOX Bash Party for Wii
• Burnout™ Revenge for Xbox 360
• EA Create for PC, PlayStation 3, Wii and Xbox 360
• EA Sports Active 2.0 for PlayStation 3, Wii and Xbox 360
• EA Sports Active NFL Training Camp for Wii
• FIFA 10 for PlayStation Portable and Wii
• The Godfather™ II for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360
• MMA for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360
• Need for Speed™ ProStreet for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360
• The Saboteur™ for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360
• Spare Parts for PlayStation 3 Xbox 360

Good post Lagamorph.

Lagomorph..... Is ..... Right

They warn you as part of the online agreement that they can shut down their servers whenever they want so long as they give advance warning.

I dont see the problem with this, clearly no-one plays these things anymore. Get over it.

No game is worth going prematurely bald over.

I genuinely think Watch_Dogs is an Assassin's Creed game.

I remember EA came late to the 360 party because they specifically wanted to run their own servers and not use Microsoft's. But does this mean that every other online non-EA game of this generation (even games from 2006) are still running because they use MS/Sony servers?

Turns out that the Sab content is an extra single player level that also happened to contain nudity, and will not be available after the shut down. I can't defend that.

It's basically an extra room below the building you load in with naked strippers who dance upon request, utterly pointless but so is removing it

Remember when companies used to release dedicated servers so you could host your own multiplayer servers?

On consoles? No, I dont remember that.

You could always use Hamachi or a service that picks up multiplayer hosting like GameRanger did with GRID etc....oh, console games.

PENALTY: Blatant lies. Five minutes in the Sin Bin.

Perth, Western Australia -- June 21, 2011 -- GameRanger, the PC online gaming service, today announced multiplayer support for the recently shutdown Race Driver: GRID.

GameRanger has provided a new home for many other orphaned games such as Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2008, Need for Speed: Most Wanted, and The Lord of the Rings: Battle for Middle-earth series. GameRanger also became a popular replacement for the problematic built-in multiplayer services for Borderlands and Demigod.

The GameRanger service now supports over 600 multiplayer games with its fast, easy to use interface. Unlike other services, GameRanger solves router and firewall network problems automatically, making it simple to play online with friends. GameRanger now has over 1.7 million members.

No game is worth going prematurely bald over.

You can still play GRID online on PC? *redownloads*