Reply With QuoteSo I guees that means in the future, EA games will have even less new content than they do now, and even more hand-holding. Innovative.
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EA's Riccitiello: More Innovation Needed
Many critics allege that Electronic Arts has been hurting the industry in recent years with its sequels and uninventive sports titles. Seems as though the man now at the top of EA might agree with them. In an Wall Street Journal interview, John Riccitiello speaks candidly about what he perceives to be the ills of the industry saying that long games are "boring people to death" and that games are getting "harder and harder to play." More inside...
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(Link to GameDaily.com)
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So I guees that means in the future, EA games will have even less new content than they do now, and even more hand-holding. Innovative.
What the Fonz said!
They could start by bringing back Mutant League.
I'd buy a new Mutant League.
But the ESRB would probably give it an AO rating.
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