History Creator / BlackBox

** ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeedHotPursuit 2'' (2002; UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 version only)

* ''VideoGame/Sega Soccer Slam'' (2002)

* ''{{Sega Soccer Slam}}'' (2002)

* ''Sega Soccer Slam'' (2002)

EA Black Box is a defunct Canadian video game developer based in Burnaby, British Columbia best known for their entries in the ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeed'' franchise and for their skateboarding game series ''VideoGame/{{Skate}}''. The studio was founded in 1998 as independent developer Black Box Games, developing titles for Creator/MidwayGames, Creator/{{Sega}}, and Creator/ElectronicArts. The last of these publishers would purchase the studio during the development of ''Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2'' in 2002. Now known as EA Black Box, they would continue to produce racing games for EA. The studio would change its name to Quicklime Games in 2012, before being closed in 2013 due to restructures at EA Canada, with oversight of the ''Need for Speed'' franchise transferring to Creator/EAGothenburg.

EA Black Box was a defunct Canadian video game developer based in Burnaby, British Columbia best known for their entries in the ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeed'' franchise and for their skateboarding game series ''VideoGame/{{Skate}}''. The studio was founded in 1998 as independent developer Black Box Games, developing titles for Creator/MidwayGames, Creator/{{Sega}}, and Creator/ElectronicArts. The last of these publishers would purchase the studio during the development of ''Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2'' in 2002. Now known as EA Black Box, they would continue to produce racing games for EA. The studio would change its name to Quicklime Games in 2012, before being closed in 2013 due to restructures at EA Canada, with oversight of the ''Need for Speed'' franchise transferring to Creator/EAGothenburg.

EA Black Box (known as Black Box Games from 1998 until their purchase by Creator/ElectronicArts in 2002 and Quicklime Games from 2012 to the studio's closure in April 2013) was a Canadian video game developer based in Burnaby, British Columbia that was best known for their entries in the ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeed'' franchise and for their skateboarding game series ''VideoGame/{{Skate}}''.

** ''Need for Speed: World'' (2010)[[note]]Their only game under the Quicklime Games label, which they switched over to in 2012; the logo in the game changed from Black Box to Quicklime Games during that year and stayed on all the way to the closure of the game's servers in 2015, two years after the studio's 2013 closure.[[/note]]

[[caption-width-right:350:The best known of Black Box's logos; click [[https://www.mobygames.com/images/i/47/49/1977099.png here]] to see the logo for Quicklime Games]]

* ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeed'' (2002-2013)[[index]]
** ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeedHotPursuit 2'' (2002; UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 version)

* ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeed'' (2002-2013)

** ''Skate It'' (2008; UsefulNotes/{{Wii}} version)

** ''Need for Speed: [=ProStreet=]'' (2007)

EA Black Box (known as Black Box Games from 1998 until their purchase by Creator/ElectronicArts in 2002 and Quicklime Games from 2012 to the studio's closure in April 2013) was a Canadian video game developer based in Burnaby, British Columbia that were best known for their entries in the ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeed'' franchise and for their skateboarding game series ''VideoGame/{{Skate}}''.

** ''Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2'' (2002; UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 version)

** ''Need for Speed: Carbon'' (2006)

** ''Need for Speed: Undercover'' (2008)

** ''Need for Speed: The Run'' (2011)[[note]]Black Box's final release[[/note]]

* '' VideoGame/NBAStreet Homecourt''

EA Black Box, known as Black Box Games from 1998 to 2002 and Quicklime Games from 2012 to their closure in April 2013, was a Canadian video game developer based in Burnaby, British Columbia that were best known for their entries in the ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeed'' franchise and for their skateboarding game series ''VideoGame/{{Skate}}''.