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EA has high hopes for cloud gaming in the future. 1 / 7
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Hot on the heels of Google Stadia's mildly received launch, Electronic Arts is still optimistic. 2 / 7
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Electronic Arts' CTO Ken Moss believes that the technology could reach billions of new users. 3 / 7
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Given that EA has partnered with Microsoft for its own cloud gaming initiative. 4 / 7
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The cloud platform, dubbed Project Atlas, rolled out previews in September. 5 / 7
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That service currently features FIFA 19, Need for Speed Rivals, Titanfall 2, and Unravel. 6 / 7
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Plus with cloud gaming tech, console power won't be an issue for developers. 7 / 7
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