Whereas most companies have been racing to dive into the emerging virtual reality gaming market, Electronic Arts wants to take a slower, more cautious approach. While the company isn’t denying that virtual reality will have a significant part to play in the future of gaming, CFO Blake Jorgensen believes it’ll be a few years before virtual reality grows and matures to the point where it’ll be worth it for Electronic Arts to start investing in that kind of content.
EA wants to take things slow with virtual reality gaming
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