Making a good enough move, EA has expanded its hands into the music industry with offering music from its titles through Apple's popular iTunes online download service.
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Now you will be able to enjoy the rocking tracks of games like Madden NFL, Burnout, Need for Speed, etc, etc that EA has started to retail online for 99 cents in US.
As you know, EA already sells games like Tetris and Sudoku on iTunes for $4.99 and is searching for ways to further its sales with existing content.
Many well appreciated music bands like Good Charlotte, Jet, Franz Ferdinand, and Scissor Sisters have featured in EA games that you will be able to pick from iTune online store. (www.ea.com/eatrax)
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