Euphoria14 on 07 May 2013
the_dengle said:
Euphoria14 said:
the_dengle said:
Euphoria14 said:
I am sure they need to renew their license with the NFL every 4 years or so. They also need to pay each player in order to use their name in game (Which is why there are no names in college football titles), logos, etc...
It isn't exactly a roster update and nothing more. Plus, while the changes are sometimes subtle, there usually are changes made, whether it be in the tackling system or running system.
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Don't look now, but you are defending EA's practice of releasing nearly identical products annually at full price for nearly every possible platform while turning a blind eye to complaints about Nintendo releasing new products with entirely original level designs every few years on alternating platforms at the same price.
By the way, weren't the 2K NFL games (while they lasted) released at less than full price?
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Please show me where I did this. If anything I defended the argument that Nintendo hasn't done another proper 2D Mario since the SNES when I responded about the GBA only releasing recycled older titles packaged up as "Super Mario Advance".
I only butted into that conversion you were having because I honestly thought using a sports title wasn't the best of comparisons since you can't really just go ahead and change how the NFL plays Football.
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That was a defense of Nintendo? It didn't read like one. Your only comment on the matter was that they recycled older games on GBA.
You can't change how football is played, but you can change how you distribute your product. Again, I'm pretty sure 2K managed to release their games at less-than-full retail price. And then there's this disaster.
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So if it isn't a defense it obviously isn't also turning a blind eye since I wasn't in here complaining about it to begin with. 
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