NBA Live 15 Shown Last Night at GameSpot Expo, Not Shown Today at All

[Sundown]

Quote: Originally Posted by WTF

cool story bro.

Sadly a true one. :P

[WTF]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sundown

Sadly a true one. :P

that was towards the banned comment.

[Sundown]

Quote: Originally Posted by WTF

that was towards the banned comment.

Lol sorry. Tapatalk doesn't handle quotes or deleted posts very well.

[jmood88]

Quote: Originally Posted by bumpyface

I just want to say that we the consumers are some straight up %#&^#@. We allow EA and 2k to do this to us every single year. Every year we wait, twidling our thumbs in anticipation for the next installment. We're given little info about the product, minimun gplay videos, like it's G-14 classified or something. I long for the day that these 2 companies show us, the consumer, that they appreciate our business. Why can Infinity Ward show us story and multiplayer gameplay months in advance, but these 2 hold onto info/videos like it's their last dime?

While I think it's telling that EA refuses to show much, I don't understand why you need gameplay videos months ahead of time. What difference does it make if they show it a few months before or a few days before the release date? If you need time to watch videos and get impressions before buying the game, then just wait for it to be released and read reviews/impressions from other people. It's not like the game disappears from shelves if you don't buy it on the exact day it's released.

[El_Poopador]

Quote: Originally Posted by jmood88

While I think it's telling that EA refuses to show much, I don't understand why you need gameplay videos months ahead of time. What difference does it make if they show it a few months before or a few days before the release date? If you need time to watch videos and get impressions before buying the game, then just wait for it to be released and read reviews/impressions from other people. It's not like the game disappears from shelves if you don't buy it on the exact day it's released.

I think seeing gameplay videos ahead of times is more advantageous for the developers than the gamers. If they had started releasing videos earlier, they could gather feedback, and still have time to potentially fix issues that are pointed out. But waiting until a few weeks before release to show anything means anything we find wrong will still be wrong on release day.

[King_B_Mack]

Not to mention the matter of pre-order bonuses and maybe some people would like to know if it's worth putting aside the money to buy the product, since everybody isn't fortunate enough to be able to just pull 60 bucks out of their pockets for a video game.

On that note and I do it with games sometimes, particularly when it's that time of year that all the best games come out. I don't want to go into a store and drop 150 dollars on games that I want at one time. So I can preorder some (or all) of them months ahead of release and pay 5 or 10 bucks a week until they're all paid off or at a more manageable price for me on release day. When we're treating these games like state's secrets though up until the last two weeks of release I can't do that and there's really no reason why it should be like that. Sports gamers get treated like **** because there are too many sports gamers who are all to willing to allow themselves to be treated like **** by these companies.


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[jmood88]

Quote: Originally Posted by King_B_Mack

Not to mention the matter of pre-order bonuses and maybe some people would like to know if it's worth putting aside the money to buy the product, since everybody isn't fortunate enough to be able to just pull 60 bucks out of their pockets for a video game. On that note and I do it with games sometimes, particularly when it's that time of year that all the best games come out. I don't want to go into a store and drop 150 dollars on games that I want at one time. So I can preorder some (or all) of them months ahead of release and pay 5 or 10 bucks a week until they're all paid off or at a more manageable price for me on release day. When we're treating these games like state's secrets though up until the last two weeks of release I can't do that and there's really no reason why it should be like that. Sports gamers get treated like **** because there are too many sports gamers who are all to willing to allow themselves to be treated like **** by these companies. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You can put aside money each week after the release date, too. If you're hesitant to buy a game, why do you need to have it on or near the release date? If you feel like a company is treating you like ****, then don't buy their products. Getting upset because they're not giving you information until a week or two before the game while still buying the game does nothing to show that you don't agree with what they're doing.

[King_B_Mack]

I'm not buying the game man. I also don't think you should have to wait until November or December to buy a basketball game that releases in October because the company is saying nothing about the game.


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