New Madden 18 gameplay video

[roadman]

I just don't get those types of scores of games in my different CFM's.

Of course, I'm not trying to score 50 pts, either. lol

Can only hope the game you had will be less like that in 18. Reading the new tweets from Clint, looks like it could be good.

[XtremeDunkz]

28 days until early access. 4 weeks exactly, and we still have yet to be given anything to look at or read. Shrug.

[extremeskins04]

Quote: Originally Posted by XtremeDunkz

28 days until early access. 4 weeks exactly, and we still have yet to be given anything to look at or read. Shrug.

Rex said 15th - 20th the stuff would drop. Well today is the 20th and we haven't seen anything. It has to be coming very soon.

[roadman]

Out of Rex's hands and waiting on approvals.

[l8knight1]

And more zero!

[Vazione]

Re-name this thread.

So misleading when you see it as the top thread lol.

[Brooke2011]

Well it's the 20th today. According to Rex or EA, gameplay should drop between the 15 and 20th.
I think the problem is right after EA play , Gamechangers and Rex saying gameplay was coming soon. I think going forward , they should just say " no gameplay until EA access". Therefore there are no expectations. No wondering why. And moving forward this will be the norm and any leaking of the game would be what it is.

I think the frustration is what the community is used too and not accepting the new protocol of how EA is marketing.

[Rebel10]

It's also frustrating that in an era where other companies allow streamers to set up streams of their games at E3 and their June press conferences, encouraging as much media to be organically (or semi-organically) published about a game as possible, EA still issues takedown requests for off-camera cell phone recordings of gameplay.

I'm no fan of Ubisoft, but they all allowed streamers to setup streaming kits for the new Assassins Creed, running on alpha Xbox One X hardware, and stream out to YouTube Gaming, Beam, and Twitch. Meanwhile, some security guy at EA Play is going around telling people to keep their phones in their pockets for a annually released football game that hardly changes year to year.

It's not just the new schedule, the poor communication, the focus on **** that nobody cares ago, it's that this is all happening at a time when game companies are opening up more access to their games, releasing open betas, closed alphas, allowing streamers to setup streaming kits at E3, encouraging people to get as much content out about the game as possible.

It's just so odd, but whoever the marketing release planners are at EA just can't help stepping on their own feet. They're one of the few videogame companies who still actively maintains this adversarial, antagonistic relationship with the fans of their games.