You can't play any EA games right now due to a server outage

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Electronic Arts on Thursday confirmed that many players are experiencing login and connection issues for several of the company's games.

EA is one of the biggest gaming companies in the world, as it publishes some of the most popular games across sports and action-adventure genres, like "Star Wars: Battlefront" and the EA Sports franchises like "FIFA" and "Madden NFL."

We've reached out to the company for more information on the games affected, the timetable for repairs, and the cause of the server downtime.

For now, the company is responding to support issues via its Twitter account.

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