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EA DICE
Electronic Arts Digital Illusions Creative Entertainment AB, commonly known as EA DICE or simply DICE, is a Swedish video game developer. The company was founded in 1992 and has been a subsidiary of Electronic Arts since 2004. Its releases include the ''Battlefield'' series, ''Mirror's Edge'', and ''Star Wars Battlefront''.
==History==
DICE was founded as Digital Illusions in May 1992 in Växjö, Sweden by five people: Ulf Mandorff, Olof Gustafsson, Fredrik Liliegren, Andreas Axelsson and Markus Nyström, members of the former demogroup ''The Silents''.〔〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=The Silents (TSL) )〕 ''The Silents'' work is visible in some DICE games. For example, ''The Silents'' used the acronym TSL; this acronym is visible in ''Motorhead'' on banners and signs. According to the ''Motorhead'' manual, TSL is said to stand for "Trans-atlantic Speed League", a case of a backronym.
For an extended period of time, while the employees were also students at Växjö University, the company's office consisted of a small dorm room. During those days the company developed popular pinball games for the Amiga computers, such as ''Pinball Dreams'', ''Pinball Fantasies'' and ''Pinball Illusions''. The company moved to Gothenburg in 1994 where it was headquartered until 2005, when that office was merged with the ex-Refraction Games office in Stockholm.
In 1998, the company was registered on the Swedish stock exchange. Although ''Codename Eagle'' received a small cult following, the biggest break for DICE was the release of ''Battlefield 1942'' and its sequels and expansions. The ''Battlefield'' series jump-started their popularity. In 2004, the total value of the company was estimated at approximately .
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