How NBA Live Could Dethrone NBA 2K
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Care to share what other aspects than dribbling? Cause I'd love to hear them. Graphical withstanding.#dairyfreeComment
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Didn't read a single word of this article. because the topic alone is just silly.Comment
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you can't win a war in one battle. I don't get the hate anymore, its an improvement, its an obvious they are not going to beat the competition, Live was real good cause their arena was more dynamic, user control was more casual game friendly so you didn't have to feel like a Tech god working to get the controls down. It can appeal to a lot of people and still sell, probably more than the competition like early years
The only problem with EA is now with the internet, they never been the underdog. [Critically, they have.all of their games are rated lower, despite selling more]In the old gen, you could get away with sliding and stuff, fans were just happy to see an NBA product they can play. I remember so many companies had the license. Now a days, everyone wants sim, if people want to invest 60 dollars in a fallen economy, then the game must be worth it. It has to be for a yearly edition. They want the full experience. Putting out a game that mimics sim, but isn't sim won't do it anymore. this isn't 2000. I think what EA needs to do is take a hard look at themselves in the mirror and ask themselves, what do we really want to do moving forward?
[I apologize for my typos, my keyboard sucks, and it costs 50 dollars to replace..and I'm not going to do that lol]#dairyfreeComment
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If EA formed an alliance with the Lannisters and the Mother of Dragons. Maybe.Comment
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By focusing on delighting one segment of the community at a time, they can win over different groups of gamers and convert them into loyal customers.To many basketball fans and gamers, nothing captures the sport's allure quite like a tight crossover leading to broken ankles and a high-flying dunk. By making this part of NBA Live as rewarding as possible, EA can start winning people over.
EA can set itself apart by building a game that is offensively overpowered, full of flashy, high-flying dunks that allows even the least knowledgeable basketball fan to feel like Jordan going up against a McDonald's HS All-Star. This is a proven model that EA is all too familiar with.
The question from the basketball fans perspective is - is this really a brick-by-brick strategy OR once EA has a foundation built from gold bricks do they ever come back and finish the house ? If history serves as a precedent, EA will just buy everyone else's house on the block and raises the rent to make theirs look the most attractive.Last edited by lnin0; 10-19-2013, 01:14 PM.Comment
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I agree that EA's approach is to delight one segment of the community first and foremost. I think one feature spells out the group of gamers EA wants - UT kiddies outfitted with their parents' credit card and seeking to buy instant gratification.Indeed one of 2K's shortcomings has been its learning curve. 2K has always respected the full game of basketball and not just the highlight reel.
EA can set itself apart by building a game that is offensively overpowered, full of flashy, high-flying dunks that allows even the least knowledgeable basketball fan to feel like Jordan going up against a McDonald's HS All-Star. This is a proven model that EA is all too familiar with.
The question from the basketball fans perspective is - is this really a brick by brick strategy or once EA has a foundation built from gold bricks do they ever come back and finish the house ? If history is any answer, EA just buys everyone else's house on the block and raises the rent to make their look the most attractive.
Time will tell if/when they release commercials.
All they have to do is showcase the dribbling (like the Kyrie dribbling CGI) and it will suck people in. The game can play like dog crap but people will flock to it because (and I can't believe I'm saying this) dribbling is fun.Comment
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Come on man. You know the formula.
How much strategy is involved in Madden?
They released a trailer yesterday talking about 3,000 animations and super intelligence of the players.
I think it's a farce. But even if it is true, the majority of people playing will only care if it's fun.
If fun is the only thing you got going for yourself, work it. Because they can't claim anything else. Hence the 3 year plan.Comment
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Come on man. You know the formula.
How much strategy is involved in Madden?
They released a trailer yesterday talking about 3,000 animations and super intelligence of the players.
I think it's a farce. But even if it is true, the majority of people playing will only care if it's fun.
If fun is the only thing you got going for yourself, work it. Because they can't claim anything else. Hence the 3 year plan.
They can lie all day but when its said and done they own the license. Not the case here.Comment
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Come on man. You know the formula.
How much strategy is involved in Madden?
They released a trailer yesterday talking about 3,000 animations and super intelligence of the players.
I think it's a farce. But even if it is true, the majority of people playing will only care if it's fun.
If fun is the only thing you got going for yourself, work it. Because they can't claim anything else. Hence the 3 year plan.Comment
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Get Online Leagues right and get my money!Comment
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