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Originally Posted by Perfect Stu
so the reason they're as big as they are is a result of GAMERS buying and enjoying their GAMES.
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I beg to differ, kind Sir. The actual reason is deception. Gamers are led to believe they're buying one thing when in fact they're buying something completley different. Allow me to guide you through the trickery:
What We Think: A game focused on
one man fighting to preserve honor for his country.
What We Get: A game focused on
millions of men fighting to preserve honor for their country.
What We Think: A game focused on
one man fighting in the year 1942.
What We Get: A game focused on
millions of men fighting in the year 1942.
What We Think: A game focused
only on the the characters featured on the box. Along with complete storylines for each character.
What We Get: A game focused on
no character. EA didn't want put any more effort into this one so they left it up to gamers to create the storyline and characters for themselves. Everyone who has this game should be given a portion of the profits made since the gamers are essentially the developers for this incomplete fiasco of a mess.
The Point: EA deceives it's buyers with misleading box art advertising. It makes me want to cry to even ponder how many people are getting swindled by EA everyday.