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Which of these 2 companies is the worst in America?

Bank of America 20 45.45%
 
EA 24 54.55%
 
Total:44
Jexy on 03 April 2012
radishhead said:
I always saw Activision as more evil than EA


I don't think so, they haven't ruined other people's projects, only their own.  Besides, their other half is Blizzard, which is the gold standard, which is what Bioware was to me before DA2, SWTOR and ME3. =/



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benao87 on 03 April 2012

It would be easier to think of the least evil.

OT: Halliburton always comes up in my mind as evil people. More OT: I guess EA, I miss Westwood, and I want a good sequel to C&C: Red Alert.



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wfz on 03 April 2012
Jexy said:
wfz said:
Uh... the $60 price tag is pretty much industry standard for the HD consoles...

Why are they singling out EA for this pricing standard? That's a bit unfair.


And if you want the whole ME3 game, pay $10 more for DLC day of release... That's not standard.


Re-read the article, it specifically states the $60 dollar price tag as being EA's fault, as if EA is the only one pushing for such a "pricey" tag.

 

In fact... EA Games often go on discounts, while Nintendo's biggest games *never* drop in price due to Nintendo wanting to retain the "value" of their products. Only if consumers are extremely lucky does Nintendo offer a "best of" discounted series.

 

Not saying there aren't reasons to point out to hate companies. All I'm arguing is that the point brought up in the article was completely fabricated nonsense.



Jumpin on 04 April 2012
Jexy said:
wfz said:
Uh... the $60 price tag is pretty much industry standard for the HD consoles...

Why are they singling out EA for this pricing standard? That's a bit unfair.


And if you want the whole ME3 game, pay $10 more for DLC day of release... That's not standard.

Those are extras, and you knew about them before the release of the game.



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UltimateUnknown on 04 April 2012

LOL and EA actually won (lost is probably the better word) the worst company of america award AND they responded back to it:

http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2012-04-04-ea-responds-to-worst-company-label-from-consumerist

"We're sure that bank presidents, oil, tobacco and weapons companies are all relieved they weren't on the list this year. We're going to continue making award-winning games and services played by more than 300 million people worldwide," said John Reseburg in EA Corporate Communications.



 

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SnakeDrake on 04 April 2012

I hope this year they expand the categories and have a voters choice award



 

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VicViper on 04 April 2012

I love this comment from Kotaku:

Well sure, Bank of America took muh house, but Mass Effect 3's ending didn't reflect my choices!



wfz on 04 April 2012

No matter how much you hate EA, BoA is leagues beyond them in this realm of "evil." I'm not going to even debate it.



Level1Death on 05 April 2012

The government is the worst company in America.



 

 

 

yum123 on 05 April 2012

this is probably the most ridiculous thing ive ever seen. all it tells you is that eas customers are the most vocal. there's no way in hell a gaming company could even make the top 100 in reality.