Electronic Arts — the studio behind Madden NFL, Battlefield and The Sims — just hit a new boss level. On Monday (Sept. 29), the video game giant announced it agreed to be acquired in an all-cash deal worth $55 billion, which could become the largest private-equity buyout ever. According to CNBC, EA shareholders are cashing in big with a $210 per share payout. CEO RespawnDespite the shake-up, EA’s current CEO Andrew Wilson isn’t going anywhere. So yes — The Sims will keep expanding, Madden will keep dropping every year, and a whole lot of investors just got a whole lot richer.