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hey guys
i juss got the need for speed: carbon series game for my ps2 about a month ago. its a cool game and all cuz the drifting part is fun. plusss there is an 8. it was my first car to start of with. haha but one thing i GOTTA say about that game is that the 350z is rated wayyyyyyyyyy higher than our 8s!!! i dont really mind that much but damn... the 350z's handling is like 3 times as good as the 8's. hahah but yea.. its a good game tho--overall
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Oh, EA games sell like crazy, if they didn't they wouldn't be such a gaming industry juggernaut. When I first worked at EB, I thought the same thing - then we had a Madden release. It was downright depressing to see all the people getting all hyped up and dropping big bucks on a game that simply updated the rosters and added one feature. That could be done with a $5 Marketplace download, not a "new" $60 game.
See, it's really not that they don't sell, it's they just suck all the heart and soul out of once thriving franchises by pumping out slightly revised editions every 6 months or so. That SHOULD make them never sell, but people aren't quite so sharp.
Need for Speed hung on for a good long time, but I can see it's starting to make a turn for the *******, just like Madden did so many years ago.
my daughter's were playing that game a few months ago, I've tried it few times and I liked it. I've played most wanted while i was in afghanistan to keep me preoccupied during my down time and I liked that game too. their just a video games, their main function is to entertain you and their target are mainly teens (or middle aged folks) who aspires to hook up cars and get get street creds. now most might think that this will influence the kids to do some street racing, and that's where parenting begins. kids can get infuenced my 20 million things outside your home but non of those can/will affect them if you've raised them right.
...sorry I got sidetracked, now back to the game. btw, we (me and my 2 daughters) got as far as the last boss (Audi) on the canyon run but I can't beat the bastard even with the murcielago or the McLaren =( so we decided to play bully instead =D
Oh, EA games sell like crazy, if they didn't they wouldn't be such a gaming industry juggernaut. When I first worked at EB, I thought the same thing - then we had a Madden release. It was downright depressing to see all the people getting all hyped up and dropping big bucks on a game that simply updated the rosters and added one feature. That could be done with a $5 Marketplace download, not a "new" $60 game.
See, it's really not that they don't sell, it's they just suck all the heart and soul out of once thriving franchises by pumping out slightly revised editions every 6 months or so. That SHOULD make them never sell, but people aren't quite so sharp.
Need for Speed hung on for a good long time, but I can see it's starting to make a turn for the *******, just like Madden did so many years ago.
I dunno then, EA have some good studios like Maxis(I like Sims, I mean SimCity kind, not The Sims)
You're right, they release a *new game* every 6 months or so. With little to no change (maybe graphics changed and player name but thats about it)
They're losing money now, they get what they deserves.
Sports games we (my friends) prefer Sega, at least they have some *new* ideas every so often.
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