One fan pointed out that, on the Replanted Steam page, EA says the remake features "a new Art and Concept Library, featuring ...

Speaking to IGN, PopCap studio general manager Nick Reinhart said the freshly-announced Plants vs Zombies: Replanted was an ...

Publisher Electronic Arts and developer PopCap Games have announced Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted for the Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation [...] ...

While Plants vs. Zombies was originally released on Windows and Mac OS X PCs, it’s arguably most famous for its role in ...

PopCap seemed to suffer from taking too long to get its new original games, out on a timely schedule. In 2013, the company was more active, shipping Plants vs Zombies 2 in the summer.

PopCap Games has had no shortage of creativity over the years — its huge casual game hits include Bejeweled and Plants vs Zombies. The company generated more than $100 million in revenues last ...

PopCap, which makes the popular "Bejeweled" series and "Plants vs. Zombies" games, will get up to $550 million more if it reaches certain financial milestones.

PopCap co-founder John Vechey (Photo by Jon Jordan via Flickr) John Vechey was one of three guys who started PopCap Games eleven years ago, defying the dot-com bust to create one of the most ...

PopCap’s games have been downloaded over 1.5 billion times by consumers worldwide, and its flagship franchise, Bejeweled®, has sold more than 50 million units. Non-GAAP Financial Measures ...

PopCap Games is a Seattle-based company which has more than 150 million games installed and played worldwide on a range of platforms: the Web, PC, Mac, Nintendo DS, Nintendo DSi, Wii, Xbox, Xbox ...

PopCap faces competition from other casual game companies like Big Fish Games, which is also doing well (at least $130 million in 2010 revenue) and has many more titles available.

Word that PopCap Games is in talks to be acquired -- perhaps by Electronics Arts -- for more than $1 billion certainly has the technology community buzzing. But what exactly would an acquirer get ...