EA has disclosed that the release of Dragon Age: The Veilguard did not live up to the company’s internal targets. In their initial Q3 FY2025 financial report, EA admitted they had to reduce their projected revenue for both the quarter and the fiscal year due to the fact that the first Dragon Age game in a decade fell significantly short of expectations.
As a dedicated Dragon Age fan, I was part of the 1.5 million who jumped into the game during the recent quarter, but unfortunately, our numbers fell short by almost half compared to what the company had hoped for.
Due to less player involvement in Dragon Age: The Veilguard and EA Sports FC 25, Electronic Arts (EA) revised their projected annual net earnings. Instead of expecting $7.5-$7.8 billion, they now anticipate a range of $7-$7.15 billion.
In the third quarter, we kept up with the delivery of top-notch games and experiences throughout our collection, but Dragon Age and EA SPORTS Football Club 25 didn’t meet our projected earnings as stated by EA CEO Andrew Wilson in his prepared remarks.
On February 4, at 5pm Eastern Time (or 2pm Pacific Time), EA will disclose all its earnings. TopMob will provide comprehensive updates once the conference call commences.
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