BiGrEd819 wrote:releasing a pc version depends on how big the market is fo pc's.....so far ea has been releasing all of its simulation sports games in pc versions....plus even if pc's are far more advanced than consoles, most ppl hav a basic graphics card that comes in stock with their computer; therefore, its hard to hav a lot of ppl to keep up with the advacing graphics of the game although i dont think the difference b/w pc and console would be the problem for discontinuing pc production....
also does neybody know y ea BIG versions of sports games dont come out in pc...maybe its related to this topic since games like nba streets are far more advanced in graphics............
kp4life wrote:Somebody brought this up in operationsports and I was like "wtf?" I don't even know why that person brought this up with no evidence what so ever. I agree with Metsis. EA has been releasing all of their sports games for pc every year, and I think they have reason for that. If concentrating on a new console system is the only reason whyEA would stop releasing live for pc, then they stopped releasing live for pc long before the release of xbox or ps2. I remember playing nba live 95 on my computer, and I'm pretty confident that EA is gonna keep making live and other sports games for pc gamers. All they do is converting console version to pc anyway. It's not that they spend extra time to make another version. They also don't have any competitor, and I think this gonna change in the future. In my opinion, it's opposite of what you think. It will not be the end of basketball game for pc in the future, but probably more basketball games. Because Take-Two makes a lot of games for pc. So don't start the rumor
Andrew wrote:NBA Live 2002 was the exception, not the rule. EA are already developing games for the next generation of consoles, while PC versions of the same titles have (at this stage at least) been confirmed. I think NBA Live 2002 has made many of us a little paranoid about the future of the PC version.
I'm sure EA is aware of the popularity and success of the PC versions of their titles. Breaking it down to the most cynical level, they're not going to eliminate the PC market while it's still feasible to make a profit there. I'm a believer in the "it hasn't happened until it's happened" philosophy when it comes to matters like this. I wouldn't worry about the end of NBA Live on PC until an announcement to that effect is made.
Jackal wrote:For the same reasons they had in 2002? It's been done before, why do people make it sound as if it's never happened before?
I don't see it happening anytime soon because EA felt the dent in their income in 2002. But still, to make it sound as if it's never happened is absurd.
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Lets say they get $40USD in revenue for everygame, thats $341,560 in revenue already, just from this forum, and I doubt we are the only ones who play Live on PC.
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