Videogames are big business, and as one of the biggest players in the space, Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:EA) continues to solidify its position. Although many hardcore gamers are divided as to the quality of the company's content, some arguing that major titles such as FIFA and Madden are simply given a polish every year, you can't argue with the company's financial performance. EA capped off the fiscal year in style, with digital distribution and mobile gaming contributing an increasing amount to overall revenue. Fourth-quarter earnings were hard to fault, and with the blockbuster "Star Wars: Battlefront" slated for launch this year, this performance is set to continue. In terms of the headline numbers, EA blew past analyst estimates. Adjusted EPS of $0.39 smashed the $0.25 consensus, with net income rising 7.6% year-over-year. Revenue was down around 2% for the period, but the figure of $896 million still easily beat estimates of around $850 million. Several things stuck out in the earnings call, but perhaps one of the most impressive metrics was the increase in non-GAAP operating margin. The company's goal of doubling this figure to 20% was achieved a year ahead of time, and at nearly 25%, the metric is at its highest point in nearly a decade. This is partly a result of tight expense management, but it is also due to the higher percentage of revenue derived from digital distribution. Read more