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« on: January 23, 2004, 07:30:52 AM »
Your statement about Zelda is correct and I bet it'd get slammed as well if it was released yearly. But then Zelda is a very level-dependant game, Maden isn't. Or at least I doubt there are that many level layouts you could put into any given sports game (except for Tony Hawk). Hm, that's interesting: People complain about yearly releases of normal sports games, but I never heard people say that the new Tony Hawk's or Need for Speed was too much like the last one... Must be because these games have changing levels...
Sounds like we found the difference. The difference between two editions of NFL, NBA, FIFA, whatever is new teams and a few more or less important features, the diference between two editions of THPS, NFS, GT, Street Fighter, UT, etc is new characters/vehicles, new features and NEW LEVELS! Now, why don't we add more different levels to games like Madden?
BTW, the only sport I enjoy in real life is hockey with ice hockey sticks and the only one I enjoy virtually is Deathball...