EA calls next year's anti-attack FPS game to break Microsoft's dominance

/freelancer, chief operating officer of EA, John Chapetre admits that the blockbuster "Call of Duty" series and Microsoft's Indestructible "Halo" series will still occupy the FPS market this year, but they won't last long.　　Chapetre talks about the 2010 EA FPS: "Medal of Honor" and "Battlefield: Rebel Company 2" will help EA regain its place in FPS gaming, but after next year is the real time to fight back. The sales influence of "Call of Duty: Black Ops" and "Halo: Star" will continue until Christmas, and EA yesterday postponed the launch of "Island Crisis 2" to early next year.　　EA also confirmed last weekend that the launch of Battlefield 3 will be scheduled for April 2011. In a conference call yesterday, Chapetre said: "Compared with the last 4 years, because of the success of the battlefield and the Medal of Honor series, EA's share in FPS market will increase steadily in 2010, so we have a chance of a Jedi counterattack." In fact, we think EA has managed to regain a portion of the market this year, and we will bring more new FPS series to players after next year. But anyway, I don't think we're likely to win this year's Call of Duty and Halo.　　"Following Chapetre's upbeat comments, EA CEO John Richitiello also boldly predicted that the upcoming launch of the new Medal of Honor, will also be in October this year to impress the public very impressive. He said: "We can feel that this time the Medal of Honor to do quite well, it won a lot of awards and nominations on the E3, and the players are very excited." In addition, we have just announced the "Battlefield 3" test invitation code will also be included in the boxed Medal of Honor, so more people will pay attention to the game. Although we will face strong competitors at Christmas, I think our hard work at FPS is destined to get the rewards we deserve. ”