| IIIIITHE1IIIII said: That's not how business works. EA is doing whatever they think will result in the highest amount of profit, just like every other company. (And releasing a game that they expect will sell poorly just to justify not releasing more games that they expect will sell poorly makes no sense at all. They would rather release nothing in that case.) They could have chosen not to release the game at all, and no one would give a shit since the game has been out for a while. But they expect good things to come out of this.
...Either that or Nintendo paid them to release the game. |
That's how a business should work.
But take a look at EA history. Their sentiment towards the NES. Their deliberate sabotage of Joe Montana Football. Their reverse-engineering of the Sega Megadrive. Bernie Stolar's interview where he reveals why EA never supported the Dreamcast. etc etc
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