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24 Feb 2006 06:47 | Dice | Systems | Xbox 360 | Playstation 3 | Revolution | Industry News Xbox360News.com | Link to this article 
With the next-generation of systems coming at us in full force questions are being brought up by many concerning development, games, and their progress. EA, one of the leading developers and publishers in the gaming industry, is at the forefront of the next-generation of gaming as they continue to push the envelope with new games featuring innovation, creativity, and the quality that many have come to expect and know from an EA game. The GameIT Network had the chance to interview Trudy Muller of EA Canada regarding the company’s stance on the next-generation of consoles, games, as well as many other things, so sit back, relax, and enjoy this great nterview!
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Unregistered - theSeus 02.24.2006 08:27 Don't bother to read the interview it's a complete waste of time. Trudy didn't manage to actually say anything candid or informative throughout the entire interview. No actual information here. 2 -
Deafman420 02.24.2006 10:47 I agree. EA STINKS. 3 -
EA DROPPED THE BALLFamoAmo 02.24.2006 11:05 EA should of just said we rushed the release titles! Madden which I have is a disaster! I dive right through people when I go to tackle them!! EA better step it up!! Anyone have fight night 3??? Not big into those games.. besides the graphics whats so good about that game?? 4 -
asdf 02.24.2006 11:44 Last Poster: fight night 3 is loads of fun. I haven't liked a boxing video game since Evander Holyfield's Real Deal Boxing for Genesis. This one looks like it will have the staying power that that one did: the career mode is great (I'm a sucker for sports games with RPG elements), and I even think the fights are fun. The real key is that strategy is actually useful: different boxers fight in different ways, and it pays to check out their stats and styles beforehand to plan how you'll fight. For instance, I've found that against slower boxers, it's good to keep jabbing the head until they parry. They'll try to come back with a powerful combo, but if you're faster, you can parry their first punch and really lay into them. Against faster boxers, you have to be a bit more defensive, waiting to parry before you can retaliate. You should try downloading the demo, I did on a whim and, to my surprise, I was hooked within about 2 fights. 5 -
Thanks ASDFFamoAmo 02.24.2006 11:54 Thanks Bro! I will rent and maybe buy..I am trying to save money b/c March is getting close and I want most of the games in March..Thanks for the info! Add Comment |
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