Electronic Arts makes games for Android mobile phone

October 30, 2008 A customer looks at a demo model of the new G1 phone

A customer looks at a demo model of the new G1 phone during a launch party at a T-Mobile store, on October 21, in San Francisco, California. Videogame titan Electronic Arts on Wednesday unveiled titles tailored for play on the freshly-launched "Google phones" running on Android open-source software.

Videogame titan Electronic Arts on Wednesday unveiled titles tailored for play on freshly-launched "Google phones" running on Android open-source software.

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