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Are you fanatical about FIFA?
Nutty over NBA?
Tingle over Tiger?
And do you buy the update every year, or do you keep the first 2003 version and stick with that, as every year there is hardly any change in the series, whatever sport we are talking about.
I stick with Hot Shots for my golf, Pro Evo for my footie and ESPN series for my basketball.
I think they're excellent games developers.
> For me, XSN are much better games developers.
Based on what exactly?
Even Microsoft admitted that their Sports games aren't up to standard. It's not just a coincidence that Microsoft aren't releasing any sports games the year that EA decide to support Live.
As much as I dislike the company, I still can't deny the fact that EA do havee some very good games.
I rented out 2004 and although the gameplay hadn't changed, the added features were well worth paying for the game. The season mode in which you'd have to play a number of seasons to fully complete the game, the real time events, which could be improved on but were a lovely addition. Some nice new courses, don't care about the real golfers much. More golf equipment and the ability to adjust your game face were nice additions too.
I haven't had the chance to check the 2005 version. The next evolution has to be Live play because online tournaments would rock muchly.
It isn't that the developers are poor it is just the fact they are stuck with crap code that gets fr**ged every year.
Are you fanatical about FIFA?
Nutty over NBA?
Tingle over Tiger?
And do you buy the update every year, or do you keep the first 2003 version and stick with that, as every year there is hardly any change in the series, whatever sport we are talking about.