StuOhQ on 20 November 2017
Unlike Bethesda, who has come out of the gate strong as a new partner, EA is back to their Wii U tactics. I honestly think they are diametrically opposed to Nintendo's approach to the business.
We're talking about a company that cranks out Battlefields and Battlefronts full of pay-to-win and a company that went one time buy on their biggest mobile app because they felt like freemium wasn't good for the consumer.
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