Konami survived years without Fifa license why cant 2K do the same w/ NFL?

Konami survived years without Fifa license why cant 2K do the same w/ NFL?

Winning eleven has been a great game for years without license of any real players name or team (up until recently, but they still lack some team/player license), but they were still more successful than the EA Fifa!!! in term of excellent rating & sells ###

2K needs to take some guidence and lessons from the Konami team and make a better football game than the current offering of a complete crap

Konami survived years without Fifa license why cant 2K do the same w/ NFL?

Winning eleven has been a great game for years without license of any real players name or team (up until recently, but they still lack some team/player license), but they were still more successful than the EA Fifa!!! in term of excellent rating & sells ###

2K needs to take some guidence and lessons from the Konami team and make a better football game than the current offering of a complete crap

sunnystarz

No more successful in the US you mean. You dont talk **** about fifa in europe. It's one of the best selling franchise there. Because Madden is completely irrelevant.

It's just not the same without the real players.

Fifa is like Madden in europe, right? but 100 times bigger launch every yearsunnystarz

Yeah because unlike Madden, there isnt just one league, it's pretty much every soccer league, everywhere. Which gives it thousands of times more replay value than madden. And it doesnt get repetitive like madden every year.

Two words:

1. Hideo

2. Kojima

[QUOTE="sunnystarz"]Fifa is like Madden in europe, right? but 100 times bigger launch every yearFifty_Pence

Yeah because unlike Madden, there isnt just one league, it's pretty much every soccer league, everywhere. Which gives it thousands of times more replay value than madden. And it doesnt get repetitive like madden every year.

If you like football then Madden does not get too repetitive. If you don't, then it does. Same with Fifa.

Two words:

1. Hideo

2. Kojima

BranKetra

whatt??? he doesn't have anything to with the Winning eleven franchise, he might be the head of Konami but i dont think he have anything to do with winning eleven

Konami survived years without Fifa license why cant 2K do the same w/ NFL?

Winning eleven has been a great game for years without license of any real players name or team (up until recently, but they still lack some team/player license), but they were still more successful than the EA Fifa!!! in term of excellent rating & sells ###

2K needs to take some guidence and lessons from the Konami team and make a better football game than the current offering of a complete crap

sunnystarz

you obviously do not know anything about real football if you cant appreciate what a good game All-Pro is..

Even without the NFL players it is way better than Madden.

[QUOTE="BranKetra"]

Two words:

1. Hideo

2. Kojima

sunnystarz

whatt??? he doesn't have anything to with the Winning eleven franchise, he might be the head of Konami but i dont think he have anything to do with winning eleven

Konami has Hideo Kojima and his Metal Gear franchise, along with the Zone of the Enders one. 2k games doesn't have a heavy hitter like him to be a crutch when the other titles start slipping up.

..Remember what your topic question was?

[QUOTE="sunnystarz"][QUOTE="BranKetra"]

Two words:

1. Hideo

2. Kojima

BranKetra

whatt??? he doesn't have anything to with the Winning eleven franchise, he might be the head of Konami but i dont think he have anything to do with winning eleven

Konami has Hideo Kojima and his Metal Gear franchise, along with the Zone of the Enders one. 2k games doesn't have a heavy hitter like him to be a crutch when the other titles start slipping up.

..Remember what your topic question was?

Ummm if you didnt realize 2k own Rockstar they own a little game called GTA, Ever heard of it?

[QUOTE="BranKetra"][QUOTE="sunnystarz"][QUOTE="BranKetra"]

Two words:

1. Hideo

2. Kojima

Pope_3000

whatt??? he doesn't have anything to with the Winning eleven franchise, he might be the head of Konami but i dont think he have anything to do with winning eleven

Konami has Hideo Kojima and his Metal Gear franchise, along with the Zone of the Enders one. 2k games doesn't have a heavy hitter like him to be a crutch when the other titles start slipping up.

..Remember what your topic question was?

Ummm if you didnt realize 2k own Rockstar they own a little game called GTA, Ever heard of it?

[QUOTE="Pope_3000"][QUOTE="BranKetra"][QUOTE="sunnystarz"][QUOTE="BranKetra"]

Two words:

1. Hideo

2. Kojima

sunnystarz

whatt??? he doesn't have anything to with the Winning eleven franchise, he might be the head of Konami but i dont think he have anything to do with winning eleven

Konami has Hideo Kojima and his Metal Gear franchise, along with the Zone of the Enders one. 2k games doesn't have a heavy hitter like him to be a crutch when the other titles start slipping up.

..Remember what your topic question was?

Ummm if you didnt realize 2k own Rockstar they own a little game called GTA, Ever heard of it?

2K doesn't own Rockstar, and they don't own Oblivion. They didn't even make Oblivion, Bethesda did. 2K just published it.

Cause football has one league 32 teams and everyone knows every team but soccer has like 1 million teams and players

and because no one cares about soccer you just kick a ball but in football you want to roll with your teamNJVikings5

Got to love Americans........ Oh by the way i am an American, but with the fact that both sports you talked about are technically the same thing it made it a tad confusing.

I love football... i just hate sports that steal its name.

[QUOTE="NJVikings5"]Cause football has one league 32 teams and everyone knows every team but soccer has like 1 million teams and players

and because no one cares about soccer you just kick a ball but in football you want to roll with your teamAgent_Kaliaver

Got to love Americans........ Oh by the way i am an American, but with the fact that both sports you talked about are technically the same thing it made it a tad confusing.

I love football... i just hate sports that steal its name.

[QUOTE="Pope_3000"][QUOTE="BranKetra"][QUOTE="sunnystarz"][QUOTE="BranKetra"]

Two words:

1. Hideo

2. Kojima

sunnystarz

whatt??? he doesn't have anything to with the Winning eleven franchise, he might be the head of Konami but i dont think he have anything to do with winning eleven

Konami has Hideo Kojima and his Metal Gear franchise, along with the Zone of the Enders one. 2k games doesn't have a heavy hitter like him to be a crutch when the other titles start slipping up.

..Remember what your topic question was?

Ummm if you didnt realize 2k own Rockstar they own a little game called GTA, Ever heard of it?

Mini RPG? Are you ******* me? Mini RPG? Obliivon is a lot of things but MINI isnt one of them.

[QUOTE="sunnystarz"][QUOTE="Pope_3000"][QUOTE="BranKetra"][QUOTE="sunnystarz"][QUOTE="BranKetra"]

Two words:

1. Hideo

2. Kojima

RabbidDawg

whatt??? he doesn't have anything to with the Winning eleven franchise, he might be the head of Konami but i dont think he have anything to do with winning eleven

Konami has Hideo Kojima and his Metal Gear franchise, along with the Zone of the Enders one. 2k games doesn't have a heavy hitter like him to be a crutch when the other titles start slipping up.

..Remember what your topic question was?

Ummm if you didnt realize 2k own Rockstar they own a little game called GTA, Ever heard of it?

Mini RPG? Are you ******* me? Mini RPG? Obliivon is a lot of things but MINI isnt one of them.

Like I said, the only thing 2K did with Oblivion was basically pay for it be made. Bethesda actually made the game. (And I believe the guy that said mini was being sarcastic)

[QUOTE="sunnystarz"][QUOTE="Pope_3000"][QUOTE="BranKetra"][QUOTE="sunnystarz"][QUOTE="BranKetra"]

Two words:

1. Hideo

2. Kojima

RabbidDawg

whatt??? he doesn't have anything to with the Winning eleven franchise, he might be the head of Konami but i dont think he have anything to do with winning eleven

Konami has Hideo Kojima and his Metal Gear franchise, along with the Zone of the Enders one. 2k games doesn't have a heavy hitter like him to be a crutch when the other titles start slipping up.

..Remember what your topic question was?

Ummm if you didnt realize 2k own Rockstar they own a little game called GTA, Ever heard of it?

Mini RPG? Are you ******* me? Mini RPG? Obliivon is a lot of things but MINI isnt one of them.

sarcasm doesnt exist where u live?

[QUOTE="sunnystarz"][QUOTE="Pope_3000"][QUOTE="BranKetra"][QUOTE="sunnystarz"][QUOTE="BranKetra"]

Two words:

1. Hideo

2. Kojima

Shrapnel99

whatt??? he doesn't have anything to with the Winning eleven franchise, he might be the head of Konami but i dont think he have anything to do with winning eleven

Konami has Hideo Kojima and his Metal Gear franchise, along with the Zone of the Enders one. 2k games doesn't have a heavy hitter like him to be a crutch when the other titles start slipping up.

..Remember what your topic question was?

Ummm if you didnt realize 2k own Rockstar they own a little game called GTA, Ever heard of it?

2K doesn't own Rockstar, and they don't own Oblivion. They didn't even make Oblivion, Bethesda did. 2K just published it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockstar_Games

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Take_Two_Interactive

Rockstar Games is a development division of video game publisher Take Two Interactive

Take Two also own 2K publishing house.... , they're in league with EA as a power house company

[QUOTE="Fifty_Pence"]

[QUOTE="sunnystarz"]Fifa is like Madden in europe, right? but 100 times bigger launch every yearlimpbizkit818

Yeah because unlike Madden, there isnt just one league, it's pretty much every soccer league, everywhere. Which gives it thousands of times more replay value than madden. And it doesnt get repetitive like madden every year.

If you like football then Madden does not get too repetitive. If you don't, then it does. Same with Fifa.

Agreed. It's the same situation regardless of which football you're talking about. Just because you don't like American football, that doesn't make it any more repetitive than a soccer game. Unless there are some sort of revolutionary changes made to the game of soccer every year... oh wait, you're still just kicking a ball down a field. It all depends on which sport(s) you like. Also, I happen to think that All-Pro was a good effort, but a terrible, terrible, game.