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EA Announces Online Service Shutdowns For Specific Games

February 2 is D-Day for online in a number of EA games.

EA has recently posted an announcement on their service update page detailing the discontinuation of online functionality for specific games. This latest batch of games will have their online services shutdown on February 2, 2010.

All of the titles that will be disabled next month are older sports titles across all platforms. A full listing is available below.

February 2, 2010 Online Service Shutdown

UEFA Champions League 07 PC and x360
Facebreaker x360 and PS3
Fantasy Football 09 x360 and PS3
FIFA 07 PSP, PS2, PC
Fight Night Round 3 PS2
Madden 08 Wii
Madden 08 PC
Madden 09 Xbox1
Madden 09 Wii and PSP
March Madness 07 x360
NBA 07 PSP, x360
NBA 08 PS2, PSP, Wii
NBA 09 Wii - Europe only
NBA Street (2007) PS3 and x360
NCAA Football 08 PS2
NCAA Football 09 PS2
NASCAR 08 PS2
NASCAR 09 PS2
NASCAR 09 PS3 and x360 - Europe Only
NFL Tour PS3 and x360
NHL 07 PSP and x360
NHL 08 PC
Tiger Woods 07 PC
Madden 09 x360 and PS3
Madden 07 Xbox 360


 

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Lukasz Balicki Staff Alumnus

01/02/2010 at 03:47 PM

While online functionality might be great, one consequence is that online features might be eventually cut.

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