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Sunday, April 13, 2008 --- 82 days ago
As I mentioned when we migrated to this new format for the blog a couple of weeks ago, one of the things I was looking forward to being able to do was to share more videos.  As we get deeper into the production and launch cycle for our 2008 games, we’ll have plenty to share.  To get things started, I wanted to give you a behind-the-scenes taste of life at EA Redwood Shores, where I am based full time.  Obviously, our two main development studios are just outside of Vancouver (EA Canada) and in Orlando (Tiburon), but I thought you may like a look at what goes on back in the Bay Area, including our player’s lounge, sports bar, my desk and video conferencing area.  Take a look.  [flv width='400' height='225']http://ll-100.ea.com/cem/u/f/GPO/easports.com/peter_moore_blogs/EASgenPMBLOG1gV10.flv[/flv] By now, I gather you’ve all seen our news last week about our Madden NFL 09 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition .  As anticipation starts to grow for August, there were a few common themes that I wanted to pick up on from many of the posts and chatter on the boards the past few days. 1.    Reviews were mixed when we shipped NFL Head Coach a couple of years ago.  Believe me, I think I’ve heard most of the good and bad on that one, mostly from our development teams who are acutely aware of everything you liked and didn’t like…down to the finest details.  From what I’ve seen of new Head Coach, this is an entirely new game.  I know you ...
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