Lee1981
International Coach
I know at least one person who will be buying both games whatever content or systems they have in place.....
Make that 2.
I know at least one person who will be buying both games whatever content or systems they have in place.....
I read somewhere that there isn't going to be any upper limit on the number of teams that we could create....Is that true for all platforms ?
Well the control scheme will be the 'feel' of the game, and that's one of the key things that will identify it to consumers, the first impressions of the game are the batting and bowling controls and feel - whichver game gets that right may tip a lot of people who only get one game.Surely that isnt possible now? And sure "the other game" will feel that they have a system and content in place that will be well received without them having to copy this or that? Anyway, I know at least one person who will be buying both games whatever content or systems they have in place.....
Yes I thought so....the files involved are minute apparently......
This is a feature I have been waiting for so long in a cricket game...Time to create all the ashes series starting from the 80s
This is a feature I have been waiting for so long in a cricket game...Time to create all the ashes series starting from the 80s
Well the control scheme will be the 'feel' of the game, and that's one of the key things that will identify it to consumers, the first impressions of the game are the batting and bowling controls and feel - whichver game gets that right may tip a lot of people who only get one game.
Copying is probably not the reason per se, but it certainly could give the respective marketing teams a good way of focusing on their control scheme's strengths if they knew a lot about their competition there. Wowing us on the first play is the best way to explain controls.
If we can have two management games on the market then surely we can have two simulators.True. I wonder in how much it is great that two games are coming out now. Could be a question of both of them eating from each other as it were and in the worst case scenario both of them not being able to sell enough to continue development.....I am such a positive person....
By implication does that mean no demo then, as if there was one you might as well discuss the mechanic before the game is on the shelf?
Unless I mis-understand by what 'on the shelf' means?
David Gower Batting For England During The Third Texaco? News Photo | Getty Images India | 104208674
Ian Botham Batting For Worcestershire During Their Match? News Photo | Getty Images India | 135270891
Hopefully we have helmets such as this to accommodate those lovely hairdos from the 80s
On the shelf means the date the first shop sells a copy of the game.
There will not be a demo version of the game.
This is a feature I have been waiting for so long in a cricket game...Time to create all the ashes series starting from the 80s