If we could get Pippen back, we can get EA to lower the suggested $20 price point

[liberaluser]

I'm talking to any b-ball fans and potentional buyers of this game that think $20 for an incomplete game that is still in beta is too much to pay.

Read the short article again: http://irbgamer.com/2012/08/confirme...-this-october/

“Live will be looking at a price point around $19.99,” equaling out to 1600 Microsoft Points or $20 PlayStation Network card.

Notice that it sounds like this price point can be changed if enough feedback suggests if they lower it to be comparable with other live arcade titles then many more people will be persuaded to try the game out. Just a thought, a few of you guys may be too loyalist to make noise.

[kingeo19]

Re: If we could get Pippen back, we can get EA to lower the suggested $20 price point

Never going to happen. One company has an open attitude towards suggestion and the other slams the door or just turns the other way.

[JasonMartin]

Re: If we could get Pippen back, we can get EA to lower the suggested $20 price point

I don't think this is possible, all I can say is #shotsfired

[KyotoCarl]

Re: If we could get Pippen back, we can get EA to lower the suggested $20 price point

How about just not buying it?

[P-Dub]

Re: If we could get Pippen back, we can get EA to lower the suggested $20 price point

20 bucks is already a third of the normal retail price. Why don't you just ask them to make it free to play with a subscription or fee to play online?

[RandomPerson]

Re: If we could get Pippen back, we can get EA to lower the suggested $20 price point

Paying $5 for this piece of crap would still be a ripoff.