EA SPORTS PGA TOUR Screenshots and Why the Warship Course Crashing Isn't a Disaster

[Steve_OS]

Check out the latest EA SPORTS PGA TOUR screenshots, along with the E3 trailer and first details, just in case you missed them.

Owen Good also chimes with his latest "Roster File" article at Polygon. Executive Producer, Brent Nielsen talks about the reasoning behind the Paracel Storm multiplayer map from Battlefield 4 making its way into the game.

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Nielsen knew what he was in for by offering this hole for show at E3. There's no pleasing some people. But, he insists, the game's core and casual fan bases — practically divided into PS3/360 and Wii camps for about 5 years — have more in common than they think. "It's not that our core likes one thing and our casual consumers like another," he said. They want to approach the challenge in the same way, one is just willing to tackle a more demanding set of expectations than another. "Our research shows they also like a lot of the same things. Like fantasy golf courses. "We haven't built one in a number of years," Nielsen said, "but they were always our most popular DLC courses. We don't feel like we have to build two separate games; it's one game that reaches that broader audience."

[Stormyhog]

I have always hated fantasy courses never play them and would never pay for them. Even when they are bundled in packs I don't use them.

[DirtyJerz32]

I'm sorry, but fantasy courses are for arcade golf games. There's a reason why people play Golden Tee.

[cyclonez7]

They better have all of the courses on the disc. I'm not going to pay 60 bucks for a game with only 10 courses and the rest on dlc for another 50 bucks.

[TMuss]

"Our research shows they also like a lot of the same things. Like fantasy golf courses."

Does your research involve asking your 5 year old child what they like and then call it a day? Just have Michael Bay design the game. EXPLOSIONS!!!! MORE EXPLOSIONS!!!! And puppy dogs.

[Stormyhog]

Let's pray that the paracel map course doesn't rubberband.

[venga]

That was the most ridiculous moment of the E3. That was EA.

[Ryan97]

Pretty arrogant statements, that cant possibly feel more disconnected from reality to a guy who has been gaming for 30 years.