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jdd123 wrote:Ive always thought that sports games should be every 2 years, with a $15 dlc that includes roster updates/new modes/improvements coming the year after a game is released, insted of a new $60 game every year.
reyflyinfury619 wrote:jdd123 wrote:Ive always thought that sports games should be every 2 years, with a $15 dlc that includes roster updates/new modes/improvements coming the year after a game is released, insted of a new $60 game every year.
Yeah, I really like that idea as well. And it'd be so easy to do, too... but financially they'd be stupid to do it, because they still get people buying these same games every year. At least with the Call of Duty games, while they basically are the exact same multiplayer game with new maps they do have new campaigns (even though they're only like 7 hours long...).
Really, these executives aren't worried nearly as much about quality as they are about quantity. Which is lame.
Buck wrote:By what exactly would they be restricted by?
I'm totally in agreement with you, and I don't have a 360 or PS3 either.
But seriously dude, the only restriction that could happen is if the dumbasses stop buying the crappy games year after year.
No idea when/if that'll ever happen, but when we see that day, maybe they'll stop coming.
ShaneOfan wrote:They shouldn't ban it, doe it suck that for sports games I can't get updated rosters? Sure but honestly each season usually lasts me a few weeks tops anyway than I draft fake people or sign people from other teams anyway. And in the defense of the game companies, they don't force you to buy anything.
Also FWIW, NCAA Football is NOT planning to release a game next year.
jdd123 wrote:Ive always thought that sports games should be every 2 years, with a $15 dlc that includes roster updates/new modes/improvements coming the year after a game is released, insted of a new $60 game every year.
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