News: Moore "delighted" by FIFA 10 in Japan
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Shares his thoughts on market difficulties. Peter Moore has aired his frustration about Western games not doing very well in Japan, and promised to keep pushing EA Sports games there after FIFA 10 did the unthinkable and... [read full story]                    

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