EA to launch 14 games this year, incl. for Switch, Burnout Paradise Remastered on PC next, Burnout tops chart, more

In its most recent financial report, EA has declared that it will roll out 14 games throughout the upcoming financial year. This includes a significant number of games for the Nintendo Switch. Among the games already scheduled on the Switch, there’s Burnout Paradise Remastered, which has been slated for June 19th and comes with a rather eye-catching price tag of £45. EA also has Command & Conquer Remastered set to release on PC. Additionally, there are this year’s versions of FIFA, Madden, and NHL. Another unannounced sports game is also on the horizon for this year. Four games from EA’s promising partner program, which are perhaps more experimental in nature like Unravel, are on their way. And it’s likely that some of these will make their way to the Switch. There’s also Medal of Honor VR and two mobile games, with Plants vs. Zombies 3 currently in soft launch and likely to be one of them. Lastly, EA is planning to launch an as-of-yet unannounced HD remaster, which is generating a lot of excitement. When it comes to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, EA confirmed that some of their games will be upgraded for free to the next-gen versions, though the exact details on how this will work haven’t been specified. Microsoft has already detailed its Smart Delivery system, which allows games purchased on Xbox to be accessible regardless of whether you’re playing on Xbox One or Xbox Series X. A captivating image is shown here: [insert image of relevant content]. This showcases the various aspects and potential of the games and platforms mentioned in the text.