It is hardly nothing new compared to its previous installments. I went into the store, played the demo, looked at the PS3 version and was ready to play on PSN, but the glaring $60 just was a turn-off. I would buy this game if they sold it for $30.
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It is hardly nothing new compared to its previous installments. I went into the store, played the demo, looked at the PS3 version and was ready to play on PSN, but the glaring $60 just was a turn-off. I would buy this game if they sold it for $30.
Ninten007
I don't think brand new Wii games even retail for $30. Besides people should use the same argument they use to bash Madden: you can buy this game and it will still be modern for like 5 years since, as you guys always say, there are nothing but minimal updates every year.
$60 for a game that last 5 years isn't bad.
Because EA wants your money? It's been like that for awhile now, despite minor adjustments, changes in team rosters/lineups, and some small graphical enhancements, they still make you pay full price for it.Saturos3091
So true... its been this way since like 1988 and people still act like its some brand new concept that only EA uses. This is sports gaming. Most people who complain will admit that they hate sports games anyways.
Yea but by the time the price drops, the season will almost be over and everybody will be wanting to play 010 online then. I am just saying roster updates are so simple, for like a 15 dollar DLC download or something. I have not bought a football game in years and I would like to.
People who aren't into football the sport or football the games think that nothing changes
People who follow either one of them know the differences.
Jaysonguy
I'm into both, and the changes really are minimal, and definitelynot enough to warrant 60 bucks IMO.
Because people buy at that price.
Sto buying this game people so the lower the price to like 30 bucks, thats how much its worth.
People who aren't into football the sport or football the games think that nothing changes
People who follow either one of them know the differences.
Jaysonguy
I like me some football. Watch games every Sunday and when I am done working Monday Nights, there is always MNF. I follow the sport pretty close.
I just never saw the point of buying yearly updates for 50(last-gen) to 60 bucks. Since I have a new console, I would like to have a nice looking and nice playing football game. I cant understand paying 60 just to run, tackle, pass, score, and kick. I really want to play some football this year and the PS3 is my first online console, so I would like to take advantage of it.
I would rather put 60 bucks to something like Mercs 2, another EA game, because it is a big change from the first one.
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