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Old 02-23-2013, 10:19 PM   #1
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College Hoops Kickstarter Pledge page

I had this idea pop into my head just now and I thought it could become a cool idea. OperationSports.com is the preeminent sports video game website on the Internet so this needs to be started here because we have the numbers. Kickstarter has and is creating video games out of nowhere, niche gaming may not have big numbers but we are passionate about our genre. Even major developers are using Kickstarter to fund certain games.

I don't know what kind of game could come of this but I figure if we can come up with a good number here, a developer might just be willing to take a chance. I would personally pledge $500 of my own money to fund a Kickstarter project for a College Basketball game. I know it's a long shot but at least we can say we tried.
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Old 02-24-2013, 12:47 AM   #2
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There is a reason there isn't a lot of Kickstarter sports games. Sports games are very hard to create to simulate the real thing. That is why only the big companies have had success with sports games. You would have to raise a lot more than the normal kickstarter goal for a good college basketball game to be developed.

However, I do think this is a great idea. The biggest thing is you need is people with experience in creating similar games. A lot of people (including myself) have toyed with a created first person shooters and RPG games BUT a sports game is at an entirely different level.

For kickstarter success you need some type of prototype to convince the masses to donate to your cause. A simple idea isn't going to cut it. If we can find someone that has experience and the skill to do this then it is a real possibility.

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Old 03-10-2013, 09:13 PM   #3
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To be perfectly honest, if there was enough demand to raise the funds necessary to develop a college hoops game from scratch, 2K would have never discontinued the series.
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To be perfectly honest, if there was enough demand to raise the funds necessary to develop a college hoops game from scratch, 2K would have never discontinued the series.
I think you mean EA. 2K lost the license after CH 2K8.


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Old 04-01-2013, 08:19 PM   #5
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2K didnt lose the license, they declined to re-up cause they wern't making money in this series
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I think you mean EA. 2K lost the license after CH 2K8.


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This is factually incorrect. You are thinking of the NFL license and NFL 2k5 (where the NFL got scared about their royalties and the value of their brand because 2ksports decided to sell the game for $20 at launch).

With the NCAA license, 2k stopped getting it because it was just too expensive to purchase for the amount of game units they were moving. Just a simple matter of not being worth the investment.
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