It was "game over" for video gaming stocks on Wednesday after two of the biggest industry names reported weak quarterly guidance in the face of intense competition from "free-to-play" games like "Fortnite." Both Electronic Arts and Take-Two Interactive -- behind the high-profile "Battlefield" and "Red Dead" series, respectively -- sank more than 13 percent after...
It was "game over" for video gaming stocks on Wednesday after two of the biggest industry names reported weak quarterly guidance in the face of intense competition from "free-to-play" games like "Fortnite." Both Electronic Arts and Take-Two Interactive -- behind the high-profile "Battlefield" and "Red Dead" series, respectively -- sank more than 13 percent after...
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