Unfortunately for EA fans, the company is shutting down yet another one of its games. EA releases all kinds of online-focused and live-service games, and so, inevitably, many of its titles eventually get shut down. EA also produces many sports games that use various likeness and music licenses, and those games eventually get delisted and shut down as well. The never-ending shutdowns and delistings can make it frustrating to be a fan of EA-published products, but the company does at least let fans know well in advance before it pulls the plug on something.
And on the bright side, EA games that have offline modes remain playable even after their online services are shut down. This applies to most major EA sports games on consoles that are shut down. Players lose the ability to access their online components, but they can still play any single-player content as much as they'd like. EA's mobile games, meanwhile, are almost always gone forever after they have been shut down.
EA has had some stinkers over the years, but are these games really that bad? Your memory might betray you.
That seems to be the case with NBA Live...
