EA Vancouver

What a fun place to work. While growing up, my favourite Sega Genesis game was 'NHL Hockey (1991)', and I ended up working for the EA Sports' NHL team on one of the next console projects I've worked on. That felt weird. Well, I have done my best while working for the EA and we've published good titles there.

Worst company oat. Never seen a more greedy company. FC 25 is the worst game ever made. You literally have to buy multiple store packs (each worth 20$-30$) just to have the slightest chance of packing a new good promo card. It’s literally IMPOSSIBLE to pack a decent card from "op" Elite division or weekend league packs (rank 1/2/3). Joke of a company. Hope y’all lose as many active players as possible. Pay 19,99$/month in order to get more than one star review⭐️ (Wish I could give zero stars or -100!)

Need a massive turnover. The hockey games have gone worse - they don't know what the fans want and if they are listening to fans, they are listening to the ones that don't have the experience of how the market and product works from the past. Disappointment of how this has gone downhill Please do better cause you could be generating a lot more Overall not representing the game right away and should walk away from making them if they won’t show pride in them

EA Sports, mind blown🤯 by how amazing the whole campus at Burnaby is, I had the privilege to enjoy an event organized by GVBOT. They do all the amazing games here in Vancouver just makes me appreciate ❤️ my city more :) #fifa #NHL #easports #ea

Terrible game company that continues to pump out lifeless cash grab games while proceeding to ruin every game title they ever touch. No wonder they've been voted "Worst Company in America" two years in a row.

worst company in the world greedy company only release new skins but not fix the bugs and listen the opinion from community and pro players leave respawn away and let Apex better

They have year in and year out produced garbage for games, refuse to listen to their fan base and clearly don’t have anyone working for them that have a single sniff about the sports they are releasing games for

Been to this campus 8 years ago, and impressed by the tech they have. Now passed by and saw they get a new complex right opposite to the old one with huge concrete, impressed again with their budget. However, their visitor tour is disappointing and their invite-to-play program is not funny at all. I expect more from one of the leading game-tech NYSE public listed company like EA to do more for not only locals but students.