Electronic Arts may have big sales of The Sims replica Omega 2200.50 watch and EA Sports Active to brag

She said you can feed the Rabbid a bomb.The game's for kids with a creative and maybe mean streak, it seems.It made me laugh plenty.I'd never played a mini-game set inside a game controller before.I liked it.Look for more impressions soon.The game's out on the Wii on November 3.""Electronic Arts may have big sales of The Sims replica Omega 2200.50 watch and EA Sports Active to brag about—as well as impressive performance on Nintendo's Wii—but it still lost money this past quarter.How much it lost is either a little or a lot, depending on which accounting principals you prefer to hold your publicly traded companies to.

EA raked in $644 million its first quarter of the 2010 fiscal year, down from the $804 million it took in the year prior.That's a $234 million loss, going by GAAP.It's a $6 million loss if you're going non-GAAP, which sounds a lot nicer, doesn't it? Regardless of your personal accounting compass, John Riccitiello seemed pleased with the replica Omega 2538.20 watch company's results.""Good execution delivered better-than-expected financial results in the first quarter,"" said John Riccitiello, Chief Executive Officer, via press release.He pointed to strong sales of The Sims 3, which sold 3.7 million copies during its first month on the market.

The company was similarly proud of its Wii Fit competitor EA Sports Active, which helped the publisher double its Wii sales, selling 1.8 million copies during the quarter.That title, along with Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10, EA SPORTS Grand Slam Tennis and Rock Band 2, helped the company secure a 21 percent share on the Wii in North America, a 13 percent share on the Wii in Europe.Not too shabby for a third party!EA will hold an replica Omega 1835.46.51 watch investors call today to talk more about this money business, which we're about to listen to.We expect enthralling safe harbor statements to be read flatly.""Witness Epic's Cliff Bleszinski, Chair's Donald Mustard, and sheer awesomeness' Peter David talking about the final Summer of Arcade game, Shadow Complex.