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EA Speaks about the NFL, ESPN, and AFL Deals
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03-16-2005, 11:39 AM | #49 |
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Re: EA Speaks about the NFL, ESPN, and AFL Deals
Yep there are alot of them, I think some of the emulators allow for online play.
http://www.tecmoworld.com/ People who have been complaining about Madden since they got the NFL deal, take note. These guys love Tecmo Bowl, for whatever reason they want to keep it alive. They do not complain about not liking the new generation of games. They make is possible to keep playing their game. |
03-16-2005, 11:41 AM | #50 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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First off, i already made my points in this thread - points that you still have yet to address. That's fine, though, since i never expected you to do so. Second, exaggering what little of my post you did understand isn't doing anything for the discussion we *could* have had. "End of civilization"... i never even intimated as much. I simply explained why i have very little faith in EA's ability to publish a quality football game and why i'll likely not be buying Madden 2006. Third, if you never wanted a discussion in the first place, you probably shouldn't be reading a message board. "Discussions" sometimes involve conflicting viewpoints. Look, obviously my presence here distresses you so i'll leave you and your bachelor's degree and your wife (WTF?) alone. |
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03-16-2005, 12:13 PM | #51 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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03-16-2005, 12:14 PM | #52 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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You are my kind of SOB. You want it, you got it
So how about you feed this sunny, happy "good relationship with people" stuff to PC baseball game fans- who may end up with NO MLB GAME out of this deal. Tell me this deal didn't potentiall f*** the PC gamers who play baseball (and they are many...) (Notice though, I'm not calling it unfair either- I'm calling it "the face of business" and that's the breaks. Just like the EA deal. Deal with it. Move on.) Okay... what next? Oh...here we are...
Why didn't the darwinistic view of "competition improves all things" seem to apply there? You'd think that going up against EA would mean they'd buckle down and do that much more to insure that the product going out the door didn't have as many problems as it did. You are right- every game has bugs, but VC's are often SO noticeable and SO outright blatant that it amazes most gamers. Don't take my word for it, read the Op Sports review of MLB 2K5 and even that reviewer mentions this as not just an anomoly, but an outright trend in 2K releases. That's not a good reputation to have. But there's an example of something unneffected by the big competition that existed. Look at NFL 2K1 on Dreamcast. It sold lots of systems. Lots of people (including myself) loved the game at that time. Curiously enough, they had no competition on that platform. Ever. But again, overall- I agree, more competition is ideal- but if you go back to point one, this is the face of business and licensing. How do you think American Express/MasterCard feels about being edged out of use by Visa "The Official Card of the NFL".. (and of Gillette Field, apparently.) That's licensing for you. It is what it is. Again, I'm not giving you opinions here, I'm giving you facts of the matter. ..and while we are on the topic of opinions...
Opinions are like anal apartures- everybody has got one. Yours just happens to stink more than most. I'm done conversing with you. Its been fun. Last edited by quietcool72; 03-16-2005 at 12:19 PM. |
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03-16-2005, 12:20 PM | #53 |
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"my part-time teaching of Christian apologetics"
quietcool72, What exactly does this mean? Please explain yourself. |
03-16-2005, 12:26 PM | #54 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Potentially innappropriate forum topic to get into. Apologetics comes from a Greek term and it means to "defend logically through evidence/data" though. We have enough off-topic stuff here, and i wouldn't want that happening more than it already is about another topic such as religion. If you really want to know, private me. |
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03-16-2005, 12:31 PM | #55 |
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All I can go on is EA's track record with the Madden series. Do I like it? Yes, do I think they have been lazy with it though. Yes. Could have EA been doing more ALLREADY with the game in the past few years? YES. Why havent they? IMO, because they dont have to. There are enough people who buy it who like it just fine the way it is. That is NOT me though.
Here is a scary though, and it's just a though. All the Madden Fanboys out there who bleed "Madden or Die"...what if..just what if Madden turns into a football game that YOU dont like anymore? Where will you turn to then? Here is even scarrier though. Look at how bug ridden ESPN Baseball and MLB2006 is. What if Madden shipped and bugs in it that totally killed the game and it wasnt patchable? Where would you go to get your NFL fix? Im not dogging EA, and Im not exactly a ESPN fanboy either. Im just saying I hate the fact that If I dont like Madden next year I wont have no where else to turn. If Take Two got the deal I would be writing about them instead. I like Madden but I DO for the time being prefer ESPN 2k5. If Madden was my top choice of football game Id still be upset but not as much but now its like I was going to buy a new 2005 Ford Mustang but I cant now because the company who makes Gremlins has signed an exclusive deal with tire, wheel, sheet metal, etc manufacturers so now if I want a car next year, no mustang for me...ill be rolling a Gremlin. Once again, anyone who thinks ANY kind of exclusive deal is a good thing is a flat out fool. Yeah I said it. The fools can flame me now. |
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03-16-2005, 12:37 PM | #56 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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I'm personally a bigger MVP fan than a MLB 2K5 fan, but I hope their future games in the series (MLB 2K6) kick butt. Though I'm not sitting here saying "Nope, MLB 2K6 was bug fest, and it will always be a bug fest." Heck no. I'll be in line for it- day one. And I feel the same way about any potential 2K football game that might come out. You bet your arse I'll be in line for it- because I love football. |
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