Common use of Post Release Compliance Clause in Contracts

Post Release Compliance. 7.1 Nothing herein will be deemed to relieve EA of its obligation to correct material program bugs and errors, whenever discovered (including without limitation after Commercial Release), and EA agrees to correct such material bugs and errors as soon as possible after discovery; provided that, with respect to materials bugs and errors discovered after Commercial Release of the applicable Software Title, EA will use commercially reasonable efforts to correct such material bugs and errors in all FPUs manufactured after discovery. In addition, upon notice or other discovery of any material non-conformance of any FPUs with the FPU Technical Specifications or Technical Certification Requirements, EA shall promptly undertake reasonable commercial efforts to remedy such non-conformance in all FPUs, wherever in the chain of distribution, and shall notify Microsoft of the non-conformance and the remedial steps taken. With respect to FPUs that have already been sold by EA to distributors and retailers not under EA’s control, EA’s obligations under the foregoing sentence will be satisfied by EA’s request to its distributors and retailers to assist EA in remedying such non-conformance. 7.2 In the event that an Online Feature of a Software Title is not operating properly on Xbox Live or is otherwise not in then-current compliance with Technical Certification Requirements, and the failure is not reasonably attributable to a program bug or error addressed in Section 7.1, the parties will work together diligently and in good faith to fix the problem as soon as possible while maintaining network integrity. The parties further acknowledge that in doing so, either or both parties may incur costs associated with the development of updates, patches or other technical fixes for a Software Title or the Xbox Live service, and the Online Feature may be made unavailable to End Users until such time that the problem is fixed. [***].