Electronic Arts quarterly revenue by composition 2023

In the fourth fiscal quarter of 2023, gaming publisher Electronic Arts (EA) generated over 1.5 billion U.S. dollars through its live service segment. The full game segment (including game downloads and packaged goods) generated 274 million U.S. dollars in revenues.

Net revenue generated by Electronic Arts as of fiscal 4th quarter 2023, by composition (in million U.S. dollars)

Characteristic	Full game downloads	Packaged goods	Full game [TOTAL]	Live services and other
2023 Q4	274	98	372	1,502
2023 Q3	423	199	622	1,259
2023 Q2	328	274	602	1,302
2023 Q1	237	104	341	1,426
2022 Q4	312	126	438	1,387
2022 Q3	400	216	616	1,173
2022 Q2	337	280	617	1,209
2022 Q1	233	89	322	1,229
2021 Q4	185	65	250	1,096
2021 Q3	347	375	722	951
2021 Q2	163	119	282	869
2021 Q1	223	136	359	1,100
2020 Q4	211	145	356	1,031
2020 Q3	286	403	689	904
2020 Q2	181	399	580	768

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Release date

May 2023

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Region

Worldwide

Survey time period

September 2019 to March 2023

Special properties

net revenue not net bookings

Supplementary notes

Full game net revenue includes full game downloads and packaged goods. Full game downloads includes revenue from digital sales of full games on console, PC,and mobile. Packaged goods includes revenue from software that is sold physically. This includes (1) net revenue from game software sold physically through traditional channels such as brick and mortar retailers, and (2) software licensing revenue from third parties (for example, makers of console platforms, personal computers or computer accessories) who include certain of our full games for sale with their products (for example, OEM bundles).

Live services and other net revenue includes revenue from sales of extra content for console, PC and mobile games, licensing revenue from third-party publishing partners who distribute our games digitally, subscriptions, advertising, and non-software licensing.

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