CaptainHowdy
School Cricketer
- Joined
- Apr 8, 2005
- Online Cricket Games Owned
To be fair, developers are damned if they do, and damned if they don't. The cricket hardcore want everything and the kitchensink in their cricket sims whereas the average gamer just wants to play a game that approximates cricket ,something that's playable and fun....its video"game", remember?
Next time your in Game or EB ask a couple of people if they know what a wagonwheel, or front foot/back foot shot is, I guarantee you will be met by more than a few blank faces.
It would be interesting to know how many people who brought Virtua Tennis are members of their local tennis club.
The games business is about appealing to the bigger audience in order to sell the most copies of your product and in future build on that product, introducing new features to keep the hardcore and mainstream happy.
Compare the early ISS and Pro_Evo games to the ones we have now (undoubtly THE best sports series on any format, despite what the Fifa/Madden crowd say). Rant over.
Next time your in Game or EB ask a couple of people if they know what a wagonwheel, or front foot/back foot shot is, I guarantee you will be met by more than a few blank faces.
It would be interesting to know how many people who brought Virtua Tennis are members of their local tennis club.

The games business is about appealing to the bigger audience in order to sell the most copies of your product and in future build on that product, introducing new features to keep the hardcore and mainstream happy.
Compare the early ISS and Pro_Evo games to the ones we have now (undoubtly THE best sports series on any format, despite what the Fifa/Madden crowd say). Rant over.
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