I always forget that Sam Neil is in this film. I told my wife about this movie recently and she asked if we wanted to watch it since it is so bad. Just found out it was streaming on Tubi. Might have to see how far we can make it through this film.At least it can't be as bad as the film they made, United Passions, currently sitting at a Metacritic of 1.
I wonder if some players who are not following news on the internet, but just buy and play FIFA every year, and there are many of them, will buy the next FIFA game by inertia.
That would be fucking shit
They would have to be completely off the grid, not watch any TV, YouTube, browse the net, be on social media or play FIFA without having the PC/Console connected to the internet.I wonder if some players who are not following news on the internet, but just buy and play FIFA every year, and there are many of them, will buy the next FIFA game by inertia.
That would be fucking shit
How many scummy and exploitive monetization schemes can fit in one game?
If there's one thing EA does good is football games. I wonder who is developing this.
They haven't made a good football game in over 10 years.If there's one thing EA does good is football games. I wonder who is developing this.
If there's one thing EA does good is football games. I wonder who is developing this.
Weren't allowed to call it ea-game for licensing purposes
FiFA Ultimate Team mode made 1.5ish billion per year in revenue for EA. This doesn't count the purchase price of the game.What is EA's Fifa team doing now? Are they making a not Fifa football game?
What is EA's Fifa team doing now? Are they making a not Fifa football game?
It's being rebranded to EA Sports FCWhat is EA's Fifa team doing now? Are they making a not Fifa football game?
EAFC, which will be the exact same game except without the World Cup license.What is EA's Fifa team doing now? Are they making a not Fifa football game?
EA will probably have a huge marketing campaign for EA FC and FIFA's game is still going to take a few years to come out.
Yeah, but who's going to make it, Mister Fifa president. It's taken EA literally decades to get to the point where the game is now. You can't just take any developer, give them a big bag of money and say "make something as good as that".
Really curious about the developer for this one. Konami is the only one I can think of with some good experience in this area.
They'll probably want Konami to pay them millions for licensing their name and the world cup name🤷♂️If FIFA wanted to immediately get into the market, they couldn't do any wrong by partnering with Konami. You'd like to think this would provide Konami with a bigger budget and team, alongside having the sway of football's governing body with acquiring more licencing down the line.