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mva5580 · 07-16-2008, 02:28 AM

How a billion dollar company like Electronic Arts can ship a game with these problems just 100% baffles me. There is zero excuse for it, there it just nothing else that can be said about it.

I try to defend and understand these things generally, but with EA Sports I mean my God how much of this do we have to put up with before enough is enough?

Some of these guys post here, and at some point, there needs to be some accountability. Apologies. SOMETHING. "We'll try to get to that next year" is starting to get really, really old.

If this company can't handle releasing games once every 365 days, then they need to re-consider their release schedule. If they need that much time to make things right, then take 2 years in between games and offer us a roster update on the in-between year.

But whatever, that's all I have to say. In my eyes though, this company has some serious public-relations work to do.

07-16-2008, 02:28 AM	#24 (permalink)
mva5580 Rookie OVR: 6 Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 348	Re: The sliders that are reversed are: How a billion dollar company like Electronic Arts can ship a game with these problems just 100% baffles me. There is zero excuse for it, there it just nothing else that can be said about it. I try to defend and understand these things generally, but with EA Sports I mean my God how much of this do we have to put up with before enough is enough? Some of these guys post here, and at some point, there needs to be some accountability. Apologies. SOMETHING. "We'll try to get to that next year" is starting to get really, really old. If this company can't handle releasing games once every 365 days, then they need to re-consider their release schedule. If they need that much time to make things right, then take 2 years in between games and offer us a roster update on the in-between year. But whatever, that's all I have to say. In my eyes though, this company has some serious public-relations work to do.