theRepublic on 30 September 2009
dsister44 said:
theRepublic said:
dsister44 said:
theRepublic said:
mike_intellivision said: I think one thing that people don't realize is that many of the sports titles probably require releases on most/all consoles. Madden has the virtually every console required in its contract.
If EA tried to restrict sales to a single console (its own), I would imagine its sports contracts would disappear.
Mike from Morgantown |
Everyone needs to read this since my posts in this thread are apparently invisible.
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And as I said. They could easily get through this by making the other console's versions really gimped.
Or they just wait till 2012 when the license expires( I doubt that they will get it back). And release their console in line or a little before the other consoles.
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Do you really think the NFL's lawyers would let them get away with that?
EA and the NFL signed a five year deal in 2004, then signed a three year extension to that deal in 2008. What makes you think they won't extend the deal again?
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The reason that I don't think that they will extend the deal is because ESPN is owned by Disney. And now since Disney has a good game division I do not see why they wouldn't just keep the license in house now.
'Night everybody!
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What does ESPN have to do with the NFL?
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