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Electronic Arts' will continue to spend the most time on giving the majority of its resources to Sony's PlayStation 2 development, but that it would also support the GameCube and Xbox (boo).
Despite Sony's inability to meet hardware demands for late 2000 and early 2001, EA still managed a significant revenue stream directly from next-gen software sales for the system. It estimates that if Sony's projections to deliver more than 20 million PS2s worldwide by next year are true, EA will not need to worry about slowing software sales for the currently released consoles.
Electronic Arts already has published more than 18 PS2 titles, with as many as 20 more in development, including dozens to be announced at E3. EA currently has 10 projects in development for Nintendo GameCube, including NFL Madden 2002, FIFA Major League Soccer, NBA Street, SSX, Harry Potter and James Bond. The company's NFL Madden 2002 will be playable on GameCube at E3.
Despite Sony's inability to meet hardware demands for late 2000 and early 2001, EA still managed a significant revenue stream directly from next-gen software sales for the system. It estimates that if Sony's projections to deliver more than 20 million PS2s worldwide by next year are true, EA will not need to worry about slowing software sales for the currently released consoles.
Electronic Arts already has published more than 18 PS2 titles, with as many as 20 more in development, including dozens to be announced at E3. EA currently has 10 projects in development for Nintendo GameCube, including NFL Madden 2002, FIFA Major League Soccer, NBA Street, SSX, Harry Potter and James Bond. The company's NFL Madden 2002 will be playable on GameCube at E3.
THe first time I went on it I had a look for some walkthroughs and cheats (about a good 1-2 years ago) and maybe buy some stuff and it was crap so I didn't go on it for a while except for a few months ago and it said server couldn't find it or somehting!
www.nintendo.com works fine for me!
The site design has dramatically changed over the past few days so it may work now!
The site design has dramatically changed over the past few days so it may work now!
Oh!
Whenever I try and go on there it says can't find website try agaiin later and I haven't been on there for montehs and that is the absoluete truth and nothing but the truth.
**puts right hand on bible**
Anyway it is biggish news it is probably on all major sites!
Whenever I try and go on there it says can't find website try agaiin later and I haven't been on there for montehs and that is the absoluete truth and nothing but the truth.
**puts right hand on bible**
Anyway it is biggish news it is probably on all major sites!
You prob don't wnat to hear this....but I've read something today on Nintendo.com about EA supporting Gamecube.....
Electronic Arts' will continue to spend the most time on giving the majority of its resources to Sony's PlayStation 2 development, but that it would also support the GameCube and Xbox (boo).
Despite Sony's inability to meet hardware demands for late 2000 and early 2001, EA still managed a significant revenue stream directly from next-gen software sales for the system. It estimates that if Sony's projections to deliver more than 20 million PS2s worldwide by next year are true, EA will not need to worry about slowing software sales for the currently released consoles.
Electronic Arts already has published more than 18 PS2 titles, with as many as 20 more in development, including dozens to be announced at E3. EA currently has 10 projects in development for Nintendo GameCube, including NFL Madden 2002, FIFA Major League Soccer, NBA Street, SSX, Harry Potter and James Bond. The company's NFL Madden 2002 will be playable on GameCube at E3.
Despite Sony's inability to meet hardware demands for late 2000 and early 2001, EA still managed a significant revenue stream directly from next-gen software sales for the system. It estimates that if Sony's projections to deliver more than 20 million PS2s worldwide by next year are true, EA will not need to worry about slowing software sales for the currently released consoles.
Electronic Arts already has published more than 18 PS2 titles, with as many as 20 more in development, including dozens to be announced at E3. EA currently has 10 projects in development for Nintendo GameCube, including NFL Madden 2002, FIFA Major League Soccer, NBA Street, SSX, Harry Potter and James Bond. The company's NFL Madden 2002 will be playable on GameCube at E3.