Victor Lugo, designer, has left EA Tiburon

[RACZILLA]

Vic is such a good dude. I really enjoyed working with him on EA SPORTS MMA a few years back. It wasn't the biggest title but was maybe the most fun I had working on a game when I was at EA.

I know Vic digs combat/fighting so this seems like a great opportunity for him.

[RACZILLA]

Quote: Originally Posted by SageInfinite

Not to be negative but, I really don't think it matters. Something happens when people join EA/Tiburon, lol.

I can tell you what happens. You get to eat free cereal.

[SageInfinite]

Quote: Originally Posted by RACZILLA

I can tell you what happens. You get to eat free cereal.

That cereal must be debilitating, lol.

[kjcheezhead]

Quote: Originally Posted by RACZILLA

I can tell you what happens. You get to eat free cereal.

It wouldn't be "Little Chocolate Donuts" would it?

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nrythD3kkoA


Sorry couldn't resist.

[Trick13]

Quote: Originally Posted by RACZILLA

I can tell you what happens. You get to eat free cereal.

Cereal packed with GMO, and fluoridated water free at the water cooler killing both the IQ and "give a hoot" of all who consume them...




An opening at EA, hopefully it will be filled by a Jedi master that can mind trick the marketing department into including some game play stuff that doesn't suck...

[RACZILLA]

Quote: Originally Posted by kjcheezhead

It wouldn't be "Little Chocolate Donuts" would it? http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nrythD3kkoA Sorry couldn't resist.

The struggle not to eat six bowls of Cap'n Crunch in a single afternoon is real.

[josefrees]

I am pretty sure madden has been so terrible there is literally one side--the disappointed. And it's redundant to have an agenda when everyone is pretty much in agreement.

As soon as John Madden took a step back from the development the game has not been the same

[PS4HD]

Quote: Originally Posted by ChaseB

I don't mind people having problems with Madden, but it seems unfair to make assumptions about why somebody left to fit an agenda...

This post rubs me the wrong way. We've heard stories of people leaving this company and having similar problems with the way the company is doing things. I wouldn't say it's outlandish in the least to think the same thing happened here. Of course we don't know for sure why he left but that's why it's called an opinion. And whenever I see people throw this agenda term around it's almost always directed at the people showing criticism towards EA. Look if the agenda is trying to get a better product out of EA then screw it you can count me in.