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bringbacksimfootball · 02-25-2015, 10:35 AM

@Facemask

Good post. I've been thinking a very similar thing. They come from the mobile space and in that space a lot of games aren't even marketed much if at all until they're released, and sometimes not even after that. As you know, there is an understanding that the mobile market is largely about impulse buying rather than anticipation, with a few notable exceptions of course.

Even though I feel the author even going near vaporware territory is over the top, I at the same time understand the thought process. Production has been revealed since last year and we still don't for sure know the definite basics of what the game is. I remember Backbreaker coming out in 2010, but giving us something more substantial to go on in 2007/8/&9.

Like Gridiron said, they still have time. They better use it wisely. It's not bad right now, but it doesn't take much for it to get there and we've seen it before. I don't think any of us want to be dragged through another media fiasco.

02-25-2015, 10:35 AM	#16
bringbacksimfootball Banned OVR: 0 Join Date: Jan 2015	Re: Joe Montana Football 16: A Mysterious Game Remains Under Wraps @Facemask Good post. I've been thinking a very similar thing. They come from the mobile space and in that space a lot of games aren't even marketed much if at all until they're released, and sometimes not even after that. As you know, there is an understanding that the mobile market is largely about impulse buying rather than anticipation, with a few notable exceptions of course. Even though I feel the author even going near vaporware territory is over the top, I at the same time understand the thought process. Production has been revealed since last year and we still don't for sure know the definite basics of what the game is. I remember Backbreaker coming out in 2010, but giving us something more substantial to go on in 2007/8/&9. Like Gridiron said, they still have time. They better use it wisely. It's not bad right now, but it doesn't take much for it to get there and we've seen it before. I don't think any of us want to be dragged through another media fiasco.