always have the year in its title a year ahead?
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My guess is because it catches people's attention. But there's a good chance I'm wrong -
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My guess is because it catches people's attention. But there's a good chance I'm wrongComment
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My guess is because it catches people's attention. But there's a good chance I'm wrongComment
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I've heard some things about this and the one thing that has stuck in my head about it is that because other games, like Madden/NBA Live for example put the year ahread in their title if All Star Baseball kept the same year it would make their game appear old. If people have been seeing 2004 on games since August and then put 2004 on a game in March of the next year if someone just say it on a shelf it would appear old. So they put 2005 on their title to let everyone know it is a new game.
Makes sense to me....Comment
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Re: why does all-star baseball......
I've heard some things about this and the one thing that has stuck in my head about it is that because other games, like Madden/NBA Live for example put the year ahread in their title if All Star Baseball kept the same year it would make their game appear old. If people have been seeing 2004 on games since August and then put 2004 on a game in March of the next year if someone just say it on a shelf it would appear old. So they put 2005 on their title to let everyone know it is a new game.
Makes sense to me....Comment
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Re: why does all-star baseball......
I've heard some things about this and the one thing that has stuck in my head about it is that because other games, like Madden/NBA Live for example put the year ahread in their title if All Star Baseball kept the same year it would make their game appear old. If people have been seeing 2004 on games since August and then put 2004 on a game in March of the next year if someone just say it on a shelf it would appear old. So they put 2005 on their title to let everyone know it is a new game.
Makes sense to me....Comment
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J_MAC said:
I've heard some things about this and the one thing that has stuck in my head about it is that because other games, like Madden/NBA Live for example put the year ahread in their title if All Star Baseball kept the same year it would make their game appear old. If people have been seeing 2004 on games since August and then put 2004 on a game in March of the next year if someone just say it on a shelf it would appear old. So they put 2005 on their title to let everyone know it is a new game.
Makes sense to me....
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<font color="blue"> So that means that the first ASB was a year ahead. Which bring us back to the orignial question. </font>
-Jay Illestrate, Emcee/Producer/Graphic Artist
www.REGULARCATRECORDS.COM
New York Giants - Duke Blue Devils - Charlotte Hornets - San Antonio Spurs
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J_MAC said:
I've heard some things about this and the one thing that has stuck in my head about it is that because other games, like Madden/NBA Live for example put the year ahread in their title if All Star Baseball kept the same year it would make their game appear old. If people have been seeing 2004 on games since August and then put 2004 on a game in March of the next year if someone just say it on a shelf it would appear old. So they put 2005 on their title to let everyone know it is a new game.
Makes sense to me....
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<font color="blue"> So that means that the first ASB was a year ahead. Which bring us back to the orignial question. </font>
-Jay Illestrate, Emcee/Producer/Graphic Artist
www.REGULARCATRECORDS.COM
New York Giants - Duke Blue Devils - Charlotte Hornets - San Antonio Spurs
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J_MAC said:
I've heard some things about this and the one thing that has stuck in my head about it is that because other games, like Madden/NBA Live for example put the year ahread in their title if All Star Baseball kept the same year it would make their game appear old. If people have been seeing 2004 on games since August and then put 2004 on a game in March of the next year if someone just say it on a shelf it would appear old. So they put 2005 on their title to let everyone know it is a new game.
Makes sense to me....
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<font color="blue"> So that means that the first ASB was a year ahead. Which bring us back to the orignial question. </font>
-Jay Illestrate, Emcee/Producer/Graphic Artist
www.REGULARCATRECORDS.COM
New York Giants - Duke Blue Devils - Charlotte Hornets - San Antonio Spurs
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Madden does that as well. I guess they feel like doing that.Comment
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Madden does that as well. I guess they feel like doing that.Comment
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Madden does that as well. I guess they feel like doing that.Comment
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the only reason football teams do that is because the season end in 2004 so like madden 04 its because the nfl offically end in 2004
thats my guessColorado Avalanche (NHL)
Denver Nuggets (NBA)
Green Bay Packers (NFL)
Iowa Hawkeyes (NCAA)
Minnesota Twins (MLB)
Tennessee Volunteers (NCAA)Comment
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Re: why does all-star baseball......
the only reason football teams do that is because the season end in 2004 so like madden 04 its because the nfl offically end in 2004
thats my guessColorado Avalanche (NHL)
Denver Nuggets (NBA)
Green Bay Packers (NFL)
Iowa Hawkeyes (NCAA)
Minnesota Twins (MLB)
Tennessee Volunteers (NCAA)Comment
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