Meanwhile, DA Davidson adjusted its price target for Electronic Arts from $150 to $160, reflecting increased confidence in the company's outlook despite some concerns about future challenges. Raymond James maintained its Market Perform rating, suggesting that Battlefield 6 could attract players due to a perceived weak year for a competing franchise. Additionally, Electronic Arts announced a partnership with the National Hockey League to integrate advanced player tracking data into NHL 26, marking a new level of realism in their sports games. The company also amended its Change in Control Severance Plan to include a pro rata bonus for employees in the year of employment termination. During its annual meeting, shareholders elected several directors, including Kofi A. Bruce and Rachel A. Gonzalez, with a strong majority vote. These developments highlight Electronic Arts' strategic moves and potential growth opportunities in the gaming industry.