EA Games is one of the biggest game producers in the world and in the App Store there are already several dozen titles made by the famous company. Because many of these titles are actually ports of games available on other platforms, those from EA Games they thought to combine the results from them in an online platform. Basically we will be able to start a game on a console, we will be able to continue it on an iPhone or an iPad tablet, and the progress, achievements and bonuses made on the iDevice will be automatically synchronized in your EA account and will be available on the console.
According to Ramsdale, an online universe is a lot more than just online play. In fact, it involves being able to play one of EA's popular franchises across multiple devices – all of which contribute to a single goal or profile. Basically, you'll be able to start a game at home on your Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, or PC, and use a smartphone or tablet to continue playing in one form or another when you're on the move. "Imagine a player gets up in the morning, plays an online match on his 360 before going to work. On the bus, on his way to work, he practices his free kicks on his tablet. At lunch he looks at the transfer window on his PC. On the way home he chooses his kit on his smartphone," Ramsdale explained.
Basically, EA Games is finally implementing what many have been asking for for years and I'm glad to see that everything will come together in an ecosystem that will allow us to use the games on any terminal. It is not yet known how everything will work and which games will be compatible with the new system, but it will be very interesting to see how the company will think about everything and what the final result will be.
