Two free EA web games are available in the Ubuntu Software Center

The famous game company ElectronicArts (EA) attended the Ubuntu developer summit on tu12.04 in 5.7 this year. At that time, some people speculated that this was a prelude to EA's entry into Linux. Within one day after the summit, two EA games will be deployed in the Ubuntu Software Center! The two games are Command & amp; ConquerTiberiumAlliances and LordofUl respectively.

The famous game company Electronic Arts (EA) attended the 5.7 Ubuntu 12.04-themed Ubuntu developer summit this year. At that time, some people speculated that this was a prelude to EA's entry into Linux.

Within one day after the summit, two EA games will be deployed in the Ubuntu Software Center!

The two games are Command & Conquer Tiberium Alliances and Lord of Ultima.

Lord of Ultima is a free war strategy web game themed in medieval Europe. Developed by EA. Players can log on to the game anytime and anywhere, build their own City pools in the game, and compete with thousands of players.

Command & Conquer Tiberium Alliances Command and Conquer web edition. This is an HTML5-based Real-time strategic web game that is compatible with mobile and PC devices.

These two are web games. Due to the cross-platform nature of Flash and Html5, most of the Games currently available for Linux are web games, with the development of Web games and the fatigue of online games, the quality of web games will become closer and closer to that of traditional Client games. However, it is undoubtedly the most suitable choice for EA to promote its web games to Ubuntu, because it is hard to say that the cost is too high and the benefits can be achieved by porting client games to Linux independently. Of course, this is not impossible.

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