@G2ThaUNiT

I didnt get to make Indiana Jones and the Great Circle my first Bethesda game.

Instead it was Doom (1993) on Nintendo Switch - played it during my vacation when I was in Dubai.

Don't worry, I wouldn't consider that your first Bethesda game anyway since Bethesda didn't even buy id Software till 2009

In that case, there's still a chance :P

Am I underestimating how big Tony Hawk Pro Skater was? Lol.

It's a billion dollar franchise if that helps put it into perspective lol. And it reached that milestone like 10 years ago IIRC. There was a huge extreme sports scene throughout the 90s and along with the establishment of the X Games, it made Tony Hawk a huge name. So the Pro Skater series released at the perfect time with the perfect name attached to it. 

That's why Activision milked the hell out of the series throughout the 2000s lol. Every year from 1999-2007, there was a new Tony Hawk game.

Okay, yeah, I was underestimating it, Lmao.

I'm more convinced now it is releasing in March, since Activision whipped out the bus ads, I don't think they'd do that if it was just an announcement for release months later, it may even be a shadow drop for March and that's why they're heavily advertising the date.

It's only been 4 months. EA don't release their games that early into EA Play.

I think it's at least 6 months but for the bigger games it's usually closer to ten months or even a year.

It's been available on EA Play Pro since launch, which is why EA had the word "players" rather than "sales" when they announced that 1.5 million figure after the first 3 months. Which makes the sting all the worse lol.

It's also an PS+ Essential title. It's not going into the Extra or Premium tiers for the next year or whatever. Players will only be able to claim the game from March 4th to March 31st. So it definitely has that desperation feeling of EA looking for a quick payday on the game.

I just got the getting old feeling of realizing that 2009 is as far away now as the original Doom (1993) was in 2009