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EA RELEASES NERF “N-STRIKE” ELITE FOR THE Wii WITH BUNDLED NERF BLASTER AND RED REVEAL LENS Sequel to Last Year’s Top-Selling NERF Video Game Delivers Over-the-Top Action in Celebration of Brand’s 40th Anniversary

REDWOOD CITY, Calif., October 27, 2009 – The Play Label of Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS) today announced shipment of NERF “N-Strike” ™ Elite for the Wii™, the next installment in the top-selling video game franchise.  The 3-in-1 NERF “N-Strike” Elite experience ..read the full article

IT’S TIME TO MEET THE NERF ELITE The Elite Squad Returns with A New Arsenal in NERF “N-Strike” Elite

The “N-Strike” Elite are back in NERF “N-Strike” Elite, the second game in EA’s blaster arsenal following the holiday 2008 Nintendo Wii hit, NERF “N-Strike”. The blaster-wielding Elite squad returns with the same unique personalities and special abilities: Shane, the jack-of-all-trades who can handle almost anything that blasts foam; Tango, who can almost always be found with a big Blaster and a short fuse; Komodo, the quick-fire expert with lightning ..read the full article

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Released from EA Headquarters this morning was a classified debriefing video outlining all of the top-secret details of NERF N-Strike Elite, the follow-up game to the #1 Wii shooter in 2008*, NERF N-Strike. Just in time to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the beloved NERF brand, NERF N-Strike Elite comes bundled with a newly designed blue NERF SWITCH SHOT EX-3 blaster and attachable Red Reveal decoder lens to deliver a blend of covert operation elements and over-the-top blasting missions. With the Wii-remote snapped into the NERF SWITCH SHOT EX-3 blaster and the Red Reveal ..read the full article

As many of you know, a few weeks ago, I was able to attend the EA (Play Label) Blogger Day.  While there, I was there, one game I was not expecting to enjoy that much was NERF N-Strike Elite.  It follows up on the story of the original NERF N-Strike, where 2 players can fully cooperate through the first-person on-rail levels with a choice of 4 characters.  Each character is able to carry 4 customizable blasters at a time, switching between them with the D-Pad on the Wii Remote.  The big difference between this game and its predecessor is that ..read the full article