During its year-end earnings call, EA addressed a question about the next Titanfall title. If you want to return to Respawn’s universe, you’ll be waiting at least until 2016.

When asked about whether the title might land in the current fiscal year (ending March 31, 2015), EA suggested a later release. "In terms of Titanfall, you should expect that's not in fiscal 16," said EA chief financial officer Blake Jorgensen. "It's more likely in fiscal 17."

EA has some big titles in store for the remainder of the current fiscal year. You can see the entire slate in our previous coverage.

Last year, Douglas Ladore initiated a lawsuit against Sony Computer Entertainment for incorrectly marketing Killzone: Shadow Fall as having a native 1080p resolution (1920x1080) when in fact its multiplayer resolution is upscaled from 960x1080. This lawsuit has now been dismissed.

While this lawsuit was initially allowed to proceed, U.S. District Judge Edward Chen dismissed the case from court on April 22 with prejudice. The settlement terms are filed under seal, but each party will have to bear its own cost for the trial.

Despite this resolution gaff, is Killzone: Shadow Fall still a good looking game. Read our review here.

In its presentation slides for the upcoming earnings call, EA lists a number of games for release during the fiscal year ending March 31, 2016. Among them are the long-promised Mirror’s Edge and a new Plants vs. Zombies console game.

EA’s current slate is as follows for the coming months:

April - June 2015

EA has announced its financial performance for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2015. The company exceeded its revenue and profits from the last fiscal year, with sales up nearly $1 billion (GAAP).

Net revenue was $4.5 billion in fiscal year 2015, compared to $3.6 billion during the last completed fiscal year. Net income increased from $8 million to $875 million.

The company announced plans to repurchase $1 billion worth of common stock before March 31, 2017. Stock repurchases are typically seen as a sign of strength, as the board is signaling to investors that it sees its own company as a strong investment. EA also says that it has accomplished its two-year goal of bring non-GAAP operating margins to 20 percent a full year early.

Tom Hardy has already has his fare share of iconic roles, but after putting Mad Max to rest later this summer, the popular actor is hoping to shoot some bad guys (in a movie, of course).

In a recent interview with Collider, Hardy came down firm on which super hero he'd love to play, and then provided an odd alternative. "I want the Punisher… I want the Punisher, or Splinter Cell, I want something…I don’t know what I want."

Hardy already played Bane, so we could see him wearing a skull on his chest, or a pair of night vision goggles. Here he is getting attacked by a vicious guard dog.

The Twitter account for Blizzard's Hearthstone:Heroes of Warcraft has announced that the strategy card game has reached 30 million players, adding 5 million to the count given in January of this year.

Launching on PC and Mac in March of last year, the game appeared on iPad in April 2014 and Android tablets in December 2014. On April 14, Hearthstone was released for iPhones and Android phones, making the game available to a whole new audience.

To learn more about Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft, you can check out Daniel Tack's review.

If you loved Mortal Kombat’s new villain, then you’re going to love looking at Pop Culture Shock’s new statue. The new Emperor of Outworld has a few new looks to choose from.

We haven't seen the figure listed on Pop Culture Shock's website yet, but the company has promised a bigger reveal of this new 1:4 scale Kotal Kahn statue next week. In the meantime, the company has teased the Osh-Tekk warriors new statue in a newsletter. Check out those pecs...I mean pics below.

[Source: Toyark]

Update: Spark Unlimited's John Butrovich has responded to our request for comment, confirming that Spark Unlimited is in the process of ceasing operations.

Original Story:

According to a report from Polygon, Spark Unlimited, the studio behind Lost Planet 3, Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z, and Call of Duty: Finest Hour, has laid off all of its employees and is no longer developing video games.

If you have a computer or tablet, you could be reading all about Disney Infinity 3.0 right now. Following today's cover story announcement, our digital issue is now live on web browser and will be coming to iPad, Android, and Google Play throughout the day. You can download the apps for free. All four of these digital options are included in a standard subscription.

The issue launches tomorrow on our third-party subscription apps including Zinio, Kindle, and Nook.

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Last week, we shared with you the announcement of two pieces of free Dragon Age: Inquisition DLC. Today, both The Black Emporium and Dragonslayer are available.

Before you take the fight to the Thedas’ winged beasts, you can check out an introductory video for a briefing. Narrated by Leilana, you’ll be introduced to the three new agents at your disposal.

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