这回我笑了。

wildpan

EA's first quarter result was not as bad as the analysts predicted but a $95 million loss won't make investors happy

Results:

              
                                 2008      2007
Net Revenue             804       395
Operating Income     -95      -132

Figures in million $US

Fiscal First Quarter Results (comparisons are to the quarter ended June 30, 2007)

Net revenue for the first quarter was $804 million, up $409 million as compared with $395 million for the prior year. During the quarter, EA had a net benefit of $231 million year-over-year related to the recognition of deferred net revenue for certain online enabled packaged goods games.

Non-GAAP net revenue was $609 million, up 41 percent as compared with $431 million for the prior year. Sales were driven by the launches of Battlefield: Bad Company(TM) and UEFA EURO 2008(TM), as well as the continued strength of Rock Band(TM).

Net loss for the quarter was $95 million as compared with net loss of $132 million for the prior year. Diluted loss per share was $0.30 as compared with diluted loss per share of $0.42 for the prior year.

Non-GAAP net loss was $135 million as compared with a non-GAAP net loss of $69 million a year ago. Non-GAAP diluted loss per share was $0.42 as compared with a non-GAAP diluted loss per share of $0.22 for the prior year.

Trailing-twelve-month operating cash flow was $239 million as compared with $243 million a year ago. The Company ended the year with cash and short-term investments of $1.947 billion.

John Riccitiello, Chief Executive Officer:

We are now seeing the early returns of the change agenda we started last year, innovation and quality are rising, our games are more accessible and fun, and we have more new titles than at any time in our history. From SPORE on the PC to Dead Space on the PLAYSTATION 3 and Xbox 360 to MySims on the Wii and Nintendo DS to Scrabble on the iPhone and Facebook, this is the best title portfolio in the company's history.



Highlights:

Battlefield: Bad Company, Mass Effect(TM) for the PC, SPORE(TM) Creature Creator and the recently launched NCAA(R) Football 09 debuted with strong quality ratings from critics.

The SPORE Creature Creator is in the hands of 2.5 million users. Over two million creatures have been uploaded into Sporepedia(TM) in just six weeks.

EA is the number one publisher in North America, with 17 percent segment share and number two in Europe with 14 percent segment share calendar year-to-date.

EA Mobile(TM) is the world's leading publisher of games for  phones - with revenue of $44 million - up 33 percent  year-over-year.

EA Partners signed a co-publishing deal with id Software to bring RAGE(TM) to consumers around the world.

EA acquired Hands-On-Mobile(TM) Korea, a leading Korean mobile developer and publisher.

EA purchased ThreeSF, developers of an online social network for gamers.

Critics gave EA titles high marks for quality and innovation at the recent E3 industry summit in Los Angeles. Highlights included SPORE, Mirror's Edge(TM), Dead Space(TM), Dragon     Age(TM): Origins and Left 4 Dead(TM) from Valve.



Revenue per platform:

In million of $US

PlayStation 3: 139
Xbox360: 81
PlayStation 2: 79
Wii: 57
PSP: 57
DS: 21
PC: 86


Q1 Product Releases:

Consoles
Battlefield: Bad Company™ PLAYSTATION®3
NASCAR® 09 PLAYSTATION 3
UEFA EURO 2008™ PLAYSTATION 3
Battlefield: Bad Company Xbox 360™
Command & Conquer™ 3: Kane’s Wrath Xbox 360
NASCAR 09 Xbox 360
UEFA EURO 2008 Xbox 360
NASCAR 09 PlayStation®2
UEFA EURO 2008 PlayStation 2
BOOM BLOX™ WiiTM

PC
Mass Effect™ PC
SimCity™ Societies Destinations PC
Spore™ Creature Creator PC
The SimCity™ Box (ii) PC
The Sims™ 2 Double Deluxe PC
The Sims™ 2 IKEA® Home Stuff PC
The Sims™ 2 Kitchen & Bath Interior Design Stuff PC
UEFA EURO 2008 PC
Spore Creature Creator Mac®

海狸先生

亏损了么，英文不好真耽误事啊

wildpan

嗯，EA白忙活了。

虎纹猫

这种批发公司趁早倒闭，反正不玩他们出的游戏