Today we are discussing a logo font that we have seen in the EA Sports title. Basically, it is a division of Electronic Arts founded in 1991.

It develops and shared sports video games and is headquartered in Redwood City, California. This company has released many popular games including FIFA, NHL, and NBA Live.

Moreover, it is a big name in the gaming industry. And now almost every game lover knows about EA Sports. It feels very attractive when you see its logo.

This attracts many designers and they want to work with him. So, we want to give two font families here that are close to its logo font.

Font Details

Font Name:	EA Sports Font Family
Style:	Gaming, Display, Techno
Font Designer:	Billy Smith
File Format:	TTF, OTF
License:	Free For Commercial Use
Files:	EA Sports (Truetype, Opentype)

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Usage

Due to its good spacing characters, you can create different designs like mug designs, posters designs, t-shirt designs, and many other wonderful designs. It is also suitable for general reports, novels, essays, and post descriptions.

You might also will like these similar fonts:

Supported Languages

The first is EA Logo Font and the second is EA Font which comes in a single regular weight that is created with thick and solid texture just to provide a bold look in display and printing uses.

Show Supported Languages:

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