SEC, Pac-12, Big Ten Won't License Trademarks in Future Video Games

[herropreese]

Still not that big of a deal.

I would still buy the game if say, the Big 12 didn't sign on.

[ncaa98]

What if we could swap Team Builder Schools where it could mirror real life???

[GisherJohn24]

Haven't read all the posts, but does this mean that the conferences that pulled out, could tehy let another company do game and give permission to that new developer, say if 2K made a new NCAA game?

[nortobc]

Quote: Originally Posted by aholbert32

The difference is there was a game with the leagues and logos (Fifa). If 2k was releasing a college football game with the SEC, I could understand your point. But next year its EA or nothing. I cant believe a college football fan would choose not to play a college football video game just because the SEC logo isnt in the game. I could see people complaining ("Why isnt the SEC in the game. Why is it called South 14") but still buying it because Bama is in the game. Also if Fifa had the 20 teams but not the premier league branding, people would still buy the game

EXACTLY the point I was trying to make. If there is no alternative game that has the conferences/teams, then people will buy the generic kind.

[Ramminyou]

Quote: Originally Posted by BA2929

NAIA Football 15?

Well at least kansas would still be in the game.

[Darkwolf90]

Well that sucks indeed.... I probably wont buy an College Football game with out the Major Conferences, not having the SEC is a deal breaker for me. Being a Huge fan of the SEC and LSU, I couldn't see myself playing a game that doesn't have the Real Conferences and Team.

[wpgfan]

I've dealt with generic championships on Tiger Woods for YEARS...still bough it every year.

I don't see this stopping them from creating a game every year. I see a game next year, I see a game the year after. They may have to get creative with generic conferences, maybe even team names- but I'll still buy it. And when the case is resolved in a few years, everything will return to normal.


I don't see this any longer reaching than 3-5 years.

[GisherJohn24]

EA thanks again for ruining the video game industry yet again.