Electronic Arts told Gamesindustry.biz in a statement that the game maker is slated to lay off “a small number of staff” as a result of its decision to shutter two of its mobile titles, namely “EA Sports MLB Tap Sports” and “F1 Mobile Racing.” “This is a difficult decision that we know impacts passionate communities who have played and enjoyed these games, and we do not take it lightly,” the company said. “We extend our thanks and appreciation to the MLB, MLBPA, OneTeam Partners, and MLBPAA for their close and valuable partnership,” it added.
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