The Redwood City, Calif., software maker plans to unveil the service, called Origin, on Friday. is starting an online service to sell downloadable games directly to consumers, as one of the world's biggest makers of videogames steps up a push to offer more of its wares over the Internet, rather than through discs at stores. The news first broke in the Wall Street Journal:Įlectronic Arts Inc. If we don't see a Wing Commander, I'll eat my hat. The system is called, wait for it, Origin, and will launch with more than 150 available games. It has just come out that Electronic Arts will formally launch their own "iTunes" style download service tomorrow.
It turns out the GOG announcement was just the tip of the iceberg-or maybe just a distraction.
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