Analyst Brian Pitz raised the price target for Electronic Arts from $58 to $80, saying, "EA looks well positioned against two multi-year tailwinds: faster than expected console sales and the transition to higher-margin digital revenue." Electronic Arts has significant console games, including FIFA, Madden, Battlefield and Star Wars. With this, the company has high exposure to the positive trend. Pitz expects Electronic Arts to return 50 percent of its free cash flows to investors, starting with a share repurchase initiated of $1B spanning two years. Analyst Brian Fitzgerald raised the price target for Take-Two from $29 to $35, saying, "Over the next few years, we think the company has the opportunity to sell more games into an ever increasing console install base…Combined with favorable digital revenue tailwinds, we expect continued margin expansion over time." "For the past 5-6 years, TTWO has achieved the highest average metacritic scores in the industry.