6 x Afridi
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don worry i think the autopatches will cover that after the game has been releassed
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6 x Afridi
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yes this game uses ai. so the computer has a virtual brain and will try not to let mistakes happen again and or will try to play different shots and or bowl differently etc.
jollygoodfellow
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that seems to be a good cricket game. let me see how it comes accross for me as a gr8 fan of cricket games accross the decade.
6 x Afridi
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hello jolly good felllow
nice comment for debut
nice comment for debut
6 x Afridi
Club Cricketer
the admin of the site said that they are polishing up a demo
Master Khan
National Board President
that said that it will first come out on PC..
that means that will release it on PS3 and Xbox 360?
that means that will release it on PS3 and Xbox 360?
6 x Afridi
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Master Khan
National Board President
Well I am wasn't a big fan of Brian Lara Cricket so I hope it don't turn out like Brian Lara
6 x Afridi
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how do u no, i mean it looks like brian lara, but maybe itll turn out differently
angryangy
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Downloadable is a good sign, games are usually cheaper that way and if it is going to push the online angle, especially if there is a online match-making system like Battle.net, then there's a lot more incentive to actually buy it than previous games.
Many hugely popular games these days are designed exclusively for online play; World of Warcraft or Everquest in the RPG area, but also shooters like Team Fortress, Counterstrike, Quake Wars or the Battlefield series. Many more games have been made on their online play quality, such as Starcraft, the Command and Conquer series or Diablo II. AI has been without doubt the failing point for cricket games and to negate that by simply making it irrelevant is an efficient step.
Not every game can pull all the licensing to sucker people in, so for this game, maybe the "purists" (I tend to imagine a purist is a white haired chap) really have already made their decision. All the more reason to do something different and try to attract gamers rather than cricketers.
Many hugely popular games these days are designed exclusively for online play; World of Warcraft or Everquest in the RPG area, but also shooters like Team Fortress, Counterstrike, Quake Wars or the Battlefield series. Many more games have been made on their online play quality, such as Starcraft, the Command and Conquer series or Diablo II. AI has been without doubt the failing point for cricket games and to negate that by simply making it irrelevant is an efficient step.
Not every game can pull all the licensing to sucker people in, so for this game, maybe the "purists" (I tend to imagine a purist is a white haired chap) really have already made their decision. All the more reason to do something different and try to attract gamers rather than cricketers.
