5 Gaming Stocks That Are Solid Bets Despite Tariffs

3. Electronics Arts Inc. (NASDAQ:EA)

Electronics Arts Inc. is a video game developer, publisher, marketer and distributor company. It designs and publishes games in different genres including sports, first-person shooter, role-playing, racing, action, and other categories. The company sells its games through retail and online distribution channels and other networks.

EA is set to announce its earnings report later today with the firm expected to report a 187% EPS growth on a slightly declining revenue. The company’s strength in gaming is known to many. However, a new chapter of growth is about to begin with the company launching its EA Sports App. This will provide users with live analytics and game stats in addition to other sports-related content. While EA hasn’t yet outlined a monetization strategy, it is clear that money will come in either through advertising or subscription plans.

Last month, the stock was downgraded by BofA from Buy to Neutral after the company cut down its 2025 net-bookings guidance. Other analysts had a similar opinion about the stock, but a 16% decline so far this year could have all that negativity priced in.