| Wolvklawz said: Now that Activision is pushing MW3 for a quick release, forcing it to be split up among 3 publishers and the majority of the original team who built the original MW and MW2 gone, Dice has its chance to take the ball and run with it. If they polish it and do it right of course. MW 3 is going to be a mess. Sure everyone will buy it because it has the Modern Warfare name and it will be hyped to hell, but it won't be anything anyone is expecting, let alone anything anyone is going to consider to be great. Course thats my assumption and I am a huge MW fan, haven't even played BF 2 yet. I just know Activision has blown it this time and they are going to prove it this November because the money comes first, not the product. Just my opinion of course. |
I agree with you there, MW3 being juggled between 3 different developers is not a good thing. If the game does stumble out of the gate and doesn't live up to the COD name, then fans will be pissed and maybe start looking for alternatives.
This is where BF3 comes in. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure the game will have great sales. But, if it EA and Dice could tap into that COD fan-base, it could really steal the show.
This is all hypothetical of course, I'd just really like to see the Battlefield franchise succeed beyond what it's done in the past.
