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After a new round of organizational restructuring was announced by video game developer Electronic Arts, Inc. earlier Thursday, it has been suggested that PopCap Vancouver and Quicklime Studios — also based in Vancouver — will be shutting down.

The layoffs are just the latest in a series of job cuts for the embattled games maker, following the dismissal of an undisclosed number of employees at its Montreal game studio in its latest round of job cuts earlier this month.

According to both Polygon and GameInformer, now former EA employees have takento Twitter with news of both layoffs and studio closures.

PopCap Vancouver developed the studio’s numerous hidden object games, while Quicklime Studios (formerly Black Box), was responsible for the PC-only title Need For Speed: World.

The cuts come just a month after former chief executive John Riccitiello abruptly resigned after a string of disappointing game launches led to lower than expected financial returns.

EA did not address reports of either closure directly, but issued the following statement:

    In recent weeks, EA has aligned all elements of its organizational structure behind priorities in new technologies and mobile. This has led to some difficult decisions to reduce the workforce in some locations. We are extremely grateful for the contributions made by each of our employees – those that are leaving EA will be missed by their colleagues and friends.

    These are hard but essential changes as we focus on delivering great games and showing players around the world why to spend their time with us.

According to Polygon’s sources, the total number of layoffs now number in the hundreds — though, officially, the company still lists 9,000 employees worldwide.

By now, most of the Need for Speed World community has heard about the recent changes at EA so we wanted to take this opportunity to give the community an update on Need for Speed World.

First and foremost, Need for Speed World IS NOT BEING SHUT DOWN. There is still a team dedicated to keeping the game up and running. Secondly, we've been keeping our eyes on our Facebook page, Twitter & Forums and have noticed that quite a few players have expressed concerns about their NFS World accounts. Allow us to confirm that nothing is happening to your accounts. They will be waiting for you in the game as they've always been.

We know that this isn't a lot of information but we wanted to at least let everyone know that the game will carry on! In the coming weeks we will post more information about these changes as it comes available.