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"Electronic Arts has announced that it will reveal a new first-person shooter later this year. CEO John Riccitiello said that the firm&amp;#039;s aim is to &amp;quot;take back&amp;quot; the leadership of the genre and claimed it had made great progress last year. &amp;quot;The intention for us is to have strong FPS entries each year,&amp;quot; he told company investors, according to Eurogamer. &amp;quot;I don&amp;#039;t want to give away the thunder from our call but for quite a long time now I&amp;#039;ve been saying it&amp;#039;s our long-term goal to take back the first-person shooter category leadership. We&amp;#039;ve made strong progress in calendar &amp;#039;10 over calendar &amp;#039;09.&amp;quot; With regards to 2011, Riccitiello said: &amp;quot;This year, with the tail-end of Battlefield: Bad Company 2 still doing well and Medal of Honor still doing well... with Crysis and Bulletstorm we&amp;#039;re clearly going to make more progress towards our goal and that&amp;#039;s before we get to what I think is going to be a very exciting entry later in the year that we&amp;#039;re not yet announcing.&amp;quot; It has been suggested that the title will be Battlefield 3, a second Medal Of Honor or the first game from ex-Infinity Ward developers Respawn Entertainment. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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