| SaviorX said:
Basically, when they do finally realize that Wii U is a viable platform, the content made will be rushed and late on capitalizing on newly adopted trends that may appear. For example, if Windsurfing games suddenly become popular in 2014, by the time EA makes one, the trend will already have passed and they will create a game with a lost market, furter discouraging them from Wii U development long term. As I kept reading that excerpt it got more and more awful; one negative statement after another without fail. I'm not going to type here and say EA's support is not welcome or desired on Wii U, because they do publish some great games. I guess their relationship with Nintendo soured after E3 2011 because they are literally wiping their hands of Nintendo by avoiding the creation of any new content for Nintendo. The wait and see game only results in test games of low quality in the long run. |
They did make Boom Blox didn't they? lol never played but to count on EA is like counting on USA to balance the budget. EA is only known for buying up game studios and turning their works into mass production. They have so many old franchises that they could resurrect and make decent yet they (do I don't what the fuck they do). Where the hell did Road Rash, Desert Strike, Magic Carpet, etc... I was trying to type in dead EA franchisees and I got this article...
http://news.softpedia.com/news/Relying-on-Sequels-and-Franchises-Is-a-Mistake-EA-Says-278695.shtml
Basically, EA can talk all they want but they don't have anything new to bring to the game. I believe they made a few new franchises like Mirror's Edge and whatever but EA might as well give up. The only thing they can do is sports that they buy exclusive rights to (except FIFA because apparently they surpassed PES). EA will continue to lose money and I can't wait till the day they are gone. They bought up so many companies and turned them to shit (example: Bullfrog) that they deserve to turn into dust in the wind.
