Who does EA think is buying this game?
So last night when I was messing around on the demo main screen, I looked in one of the menu's or whatever, I think it was "presentation", and it mentioned the addition of the bowl game endzone art. I just had to shake my head.
Has it come to the point that THIS is now a feature worthy of being mentioned not only online in their blog, but in the demo as a selling point? I'm willing to bet money that 98% of people who will buy this game this year are NOT first time buyers and a good 95% of them probably hve been buying this game since the PS2 days. So why throw out this info like it's some huge "new" feature when the overwhelming majority of people who are looking at it will have the following reaction, "this was(and still is) standard on PS2 versions...this isn't anything new, has never been touted on PS2 as a feature" Seriously, it just shows they dont appreciate the business of the 95-98% of us who have bought the game year after year only to be disappointed, BUT instead, they are only concerned about trying to get that other 2-5% to buy the game. Let's see how long this series will last if they have to rely on that casual/first time buyer. By the way, I'm buying used for the first time ever...if at all. |
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The presentation is horrible in this game. It's not even funny. The design team needs a new direction.
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I don't see windsocks in the demo
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trick02,
I understand your point, but what I think they're referring to is the complete lack of humility to pretend this is a new feature. I don't think anyone is upset with the outcome, and the barrage of complaints becomes irritating, but to even mention this as some sort of strained effort granted by the generosity of EA is completely laughable. Rest assured, when officials, chain crews and formation subs make a reappearance it will be advertised as revolutionary technology. They're basically bringing an abacus to a software convention and demanding accolades for clever ingenuity. |
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