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"As gaming expands, even the smallest niches attract larger audiences" – Why Matt Webster believes Star Wars: Galactic Racer will resonate
Matt Webster’s career once seemed destined to stay within Electronic Arts. He started at the company in 1990 and spent nearly twenty years developing titles for Criterion, the studio behind Burnout and Need for Speed that EA acquired in 2004. In early 2023, however, Webster teamed up with former Criterion colleagues Steve Uphill, Pete Lake, Andrei Shires and Alan McDairmant to launch an independe…
Aug. 19, 2026, 2:57 p.m.
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“As gaming expands, even the smallest niches attract larger audiences” – Why Matt Webster believes Star Wars: Galactic Racer will resonate
Matt Webster’s career once seemed destined to stay within the walls of Electronic Arts. He started at the company in 1990 and spent nearly twenty years working on iconic franchises such as Burnout and Need for Speed under Criterion, the studio EA acquired in 2004. In early 2023, however, Webster, together with fellow Criterion alumni Steve Uphill, Pete Lake, Andrei Shires and Alan McDairmant, dec…
Aug. 19, 2026, 2:57 p.m.
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“As gaming expands, even the smallest niches attract larger audiences” – Why Matt Webster believes Star Wars: Galactic Racer Will Capture Players
Matt Webster’s career once seemed destined to stay within the walls of Electronic Arts. He started at EA in 1990 and spent nearly twenty years developing titles for Criterion, the studio behind Burnout and Need for Speed, which EA acquired in 2004. In early 2023, however, Webster teamed up with former Criterion colleagues Steve Uphill, Pete Lake, Andrei Shires, and Alan McDairmant to launch an in…
Aug. 19, 2026, 2:57 p.m.
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Matt Webster Believes Star Wars: Galactic Racer Will Capture a Growing Audience for Niche Gaming Experiences
Matt Webster’s career once seemed destined to stay within the walls of Electronic Arts. He started at EA in 1990 and spent almost twenty years developing titles for Criterion, the studio behind Burnout and Need for Speed, until EA acquired Criterion in 2004. In early 2023, however, Webster, together with former Criterion colleagues Steve Uphill, Pete Lake, Andrei Shires and Alan McDairmant, decid…
Aug. 19, 2026, 2:57 p.m.
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Matt Webster Believes Star Wars: Galactic Racer Will Capture a Growing Audience as Gaming Niches Expand
Matt Webster’s career once seemed destined to stay within the walls of Electronic Arts. He started at EA in 1990 and spent almost twenty years contributing to iconic franchises like Burnout and Need for Speed while working at Criterion, the studio EA acquired in 2004. In early 2023, however, Webster and several former Criterion colleagues—Steve Uphill, Pete Lake, Andrei Shires, and Alan McDairman…
Aug. 19, 2026, 2:57 p.m.
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"As gaming expands, even the tiniest niches attract larger crowds" – Why Matt Webster believes Star Wars: Galactic Racer will resonate
Matt Webster’s career once seemed destined to stay within the walls of Electronic Arts. He first joined EA in 1990 and spent almost twenty years developing titles for the Criterion studio, the team behind the Burnout and Need for Speed franchises that EA acquired in 2004. In early 2023, however, Webster, together with former Criterion colleagues Steve Uphill, Pete Lake, Andrei Shires and Alan McD…
Aug. 19, 2026, 2:57 p.m.
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"As gaming expands, even the smallest niches attract larger audiences" – Why Matt Webster believes Star Wars: Galactic Racer Will Thrive
Matt Webster appeared destined for a lifelong career at Electronic Arts. He first joined the company in 1990 and spent nearly twenty years contributing to Criterion, the studio behind Burnout and Need for Speed, which EA acquired in 2004. In early 2023, however, Webster, together with former Criterion colleagues Steve Uphill, Pete Lake, Andrei Shires and Alan McDairmant, decided to leave EA and l…
Aug. 19, 2026, 2:57 p.m.
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“As gaming expands, even the smallest niches attract larger audiences” – Why Matt Webster believes Star Wars: Galactic Racer will resonate
Matt Webster’s career once seemed destined to stay within the walls of Electronic Arts. He began his tenure at EA in 1990 and spent nearly twenty years developing iconic titles such as Burnout and Need for Speed through Criterion, the studio EA acquired in 2004. Yet in early 2023, Webster, together with former Criterion colleagues Steve Uphill, Pete Lake, Andrei Shires and Alan McDairmant, chose …
Aug. 19, 2026, 2:57 p.m.
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"As more gamers emerge, even the smallest niches attract larger audiences" – Why Matt Webster believes Star Wars: Galactic Racer will resonate
Matt Webster’s career once seemed destined to stay within Electronic Arts forever. He started at the company in 1990 and, after nearly twenty years, helped shape the Burnout and Need for Speed franchises while working at Criterion, the studio EA acquired in 2004. Yet in early 2023 Webster, together with fellow Criterion alumni Steve Uphill, Pete Lake, Andrei Shires and Alan McDairmant, decided to…
Aug. 19, 2026, 2:57 p.m.
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"As gaming expands, even the smallest niches attract larger audiences" – Why Matt Webster believes Star Wars: Galactic Racer will resonate
Matt Webster’s career once seemed destined to stay within Electronic Arts. He began his tenure at EA in 1990 and spent almost twenty years developing iconic franchises such as Burnout and Need for Speed at Criterion, the studio EA acquired in 2004. Yet in early 2023 he, along with former Criterion colleagues Steve Uphill, Pete Lake, Andrei Shires, and Alan McDairmant, decided to leave the corpora…
Aug. 19, 2026, 2:57 p.m.