
zdnet - Battlefield 3 certainly didn’t kill it, but it sure proves that there is no longer any value in the single-player campaign, especially when it comes to AAA titles.

When the dust settles on the $55 billion leveraged buyout of Electronic Arts, Saudi Arabia will be its only true owner, despite a “consortium” of investors being involved in the deal. Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund will control 93 percent of the company, according to filings with Brazil’s antitrust regulator.
Technically speaking, Saudi Arabia and TENCENT can buy the entire USA. ANf Democrat and Republican will not do crap!
its quite ridiculous that they were able to do that. or even allowed to.
but saudis even have their grabby hands in nintendo stocks.
Looking on the bright side, the games may be patched to remove any ideologies that are incompatible for the majority of the world.

Electronic Arts says it will retain creative control if sold to a Saudi-backed group, assuring staff its values and vision stay the same.

EA announced its financial results for the second quarter of its fiscal year 2026, related to the period between July and September.
I've played it for hours and at first, it was awesome but then it got tedious as hell. The multiplayer is rad though.
sp will never die!!!
I think Resistance 3 had one of the best SP ever for a FPS and that released a few months back. I don't think it's dead, it's just that more and more developer are focusing on the long run, which is multiplayer.
Theres no way its dead, developers just need to stop using the same old stories. Theres still some FPS games that have good stories, Halo, Resistance, and a little known game called HALF LIFE.
Bioshock Infinite, The Darkness 2 and Resistance 3 say hello.