EA's Skate Gets Microtransactions Before Its Release Date
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Of course it does. We all saw it coming.
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Of course it does. We all saw it coming.
EA and micro transactions. Name a more iconic duo.
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Of course it does. We all saw it coming.
You can spend real-world money on a virtual currency called San Van Bucks, which in turn is used to buy cosmetic items.
I hate this but if it's just cosmetics and the game price is fair I'll be ok with it. I know the price is going to be a full on AAA release and they will still cram this into it.. but I can hope.
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Of course it does. We all saw it coming.
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That's the plan.
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Of course it does. We all saw it coming.
Can you remember the last time you actually cared about an EA game?
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EA and micro transactions. Name a more iconic duo.
The only other two certainties in life are death and taxes.
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Of course it does. We all saw it coming.
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It's free to play so no need to pay for anything
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Can you remember the last time you actually cared about an EA game?
Battlefield 4.
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You can spend real-world money on a virtual currency called San Van Bucks, which in turn is used to buy cosmetic items.
I hate this but if it's just cosmetics and the game price is fair I'll be ok with it. I know the price is going to be a full on AAA release and they will still cram this into it.. but I can hope.
It should, according to other, be free to play
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Can you remember the last time you actually cared about an EA game?
I recently saw a documentary that talked about conditions at EA even back in the 90's turns out I never cared for an EA game ever. I cared about the studios making them despite the fact that EA made ridiculously stupid choices.
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Can you remember the last time you actually cared about an EA game?
Star Wars Squadrons
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Can you remember the last time you actually cared about an EA game?
Hazelight Studios has been doing OK under their publishing umbrella.
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Of course it does. We all saw it coming.
All we need is Skate 3 via Xenon Recomp: infinite mods.
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Of course it does. We all saw it coming.
How is this news? This news the plan all along, they were quite vocal about it. Free to play games are always funded by mtx.
I know this is an unpopular opinion here but I think the game looks dope, having followed development since the beginning. The animations look sick and I’m always there for another skateboarding game. I just won’t buy any skins.
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Of course it does. We all saw it coming.
I mean... yeah, that's normally when you add stuff to a game. Especially this stuff.
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Star Wars Squadrons
Aw, man, underrated. Great in VR, too.
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Can you remember the last time you actually cared about an EA game?
I played a fair amount of Jedi Fallen Order. Someone said Squadrons below, too, and I agree.
Titanfall 2 is an all-timer.
Split Fiction is sitting at second on the Steam best sellers at the moment. Reviews are sitting at "overwhelmingly positive".
The Command and Conquer remaster was maybe the best contemporary remaster this gen, even before they released the source code.
Oh, and the Dead Space remake. That was great. Should have done better.
Lost in Random? Underrated. Should have done better, too.
I don't know, man. Companies don't make games, people make games, and a LOT of people make games under EA.
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You can spend real-world money on a virtual currency called San Van Bucks, which in turn is used to buy cosmetic items.
I hate this but if it's just cosmetics and the game price is fair I'll be ok with it. I know the price is going to be a full on AAA release and they will still cram this into it.. but I can hope.
The price is nothing, apparently the game is free to play.
It'd be pretty suprising if it didn't have microtransactions.
