Lawsuit states the NFLPA conspired with EA to take a smaller deal than Take Two offer

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Quote: Originally Posted by Jon22

What does the future have in store on this?

Probably nothing in regards to gaming. This is dealing strictly with the NFLPA and Players Inc. and doesn't directly effect who gets to make an NFL game or not... Or at least, doesn't effect it enough to make a difference.

In the end you might see the NFLPA and Players Inc. redistribute some of their money, but probably not considering their track record of not really giving a crap about the retired players...

And EA may have to fork over more money if all parties involved are found guilty of collusion, or if they decide to resolve the issue outside of court. I don't think Take Two has much interest in the matter at this point.

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Quote: Originally Posted by Jon22

Now that everyone got that out of there systems. What does the future have in store on this?

I'm just waiting on the new All-Pro game. I could give crap about Madden and the NFL License. I'm an O.G. gamer that played Atari football so to me it's all about on the field gameplay and that is why All-Pro is the best football game on the market right now. Robo Cop got more moves than the sorry a$$ motion capture that Madden has!

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Quote: Originally Posted by stead21

I'm just waiting on the new All-Pro game. I could give crap about Madden and the NFL License. I'm an O.G. gamer that played Atari football so to me it's all about on the field gameplay and that is why All-Pro is the best football game on the market right now. Robo Cop got more moves than the sorry a$$ motion capture that Madden has!

Here's to APF 2k10!