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Scrabble on Facebook Crashes, and EA Blames Hackers (NewsFactor)
Posted on 07.30.08 by templeton @ 8:00 pm

In this artist's rendering provided by Electronic Arts<b>,</b> a sanctioned version of Scrabble for Facebook<b>,</b> released this week by video game maker Electronic Arts Inc.<b>,</b> is shown. <b>(</b>AP Photo/Electronic Arts<b>)</b>NewsFactor – Facebook’s online Scrabble application came up blank Wednesday as an apparent hacker attack pulled down the application. Game maker Electronic Arts, partnering with Hasbro, the publisher of Scrabble, released a statement that read in part, “”We’re working with our partners to resolve this issue and have Scrabble back online and ready to play as soon as possible.”



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