When EA Sports decide to make an AFL game, then I'll be excited!
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When EA Sports decide to make an AFL game, then I'll be excited!
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IR Gurus made the ones from 2004 and the Premiership Edition from that year. GREAT GAMES! They were the best ones!!!
IR Gurus made the ones from 2004 and the Premiership Edition from that year. GREAT GAMES! They were the best ones!!!
According to Big Ant's website they're responsible for a Spyro game, Hellboy game and a couple of racing games. This is what IGN thought of them:
Hellboy: The Science of Evil
3.0/10
Sprint Cars: Road to Knoxville
5.0/10
Sprint Cars 2: Showdown at Eldora
2.3/10
Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night
3.5/10
.... uh oh.
Just get Juddy in a carlton jumper quicksmart
If you could do that in real life you'd be a very rich manFunny you should say that. I traded Beau MacDonald and pick 106 for Judd and Cousins in AFL2007.
Man that trading in that game was ridiculous!
In AFL Live 2004 they screwed up the commentary for Matthew Primus, and it said Patfull instead.
I was just playing AFL 99 today and the gameplay is awesome! If they can emulate that sort of gameplay, up the graphics and cut out some ordinary umpiring decisions I will be buying it.
I also have AFL 2004 and that is a reasonable game, memories of plucking the ball out of the ruck time after time, running to the fifty and kicking the goal.
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I really don't understand why people want ridiculous things like local leagues and perfect players faces. The more they put in stuff like that, the less attention they give the important stuff. I hope this new developer puts all of their focus on making an AFL game with not much more than a season mode, with good gameplay. When they make a sequal, which they will because people will enjoy playing the original, they can add to the solid engine they created with the first game by adding all that fairy floss stuff.
Let's not ask for everything, and let's not expect a miracle. I just hope they get the basics right.
I've just got out my dusty copy of AFL 99 on playstation 1. It has the best gameplay but with limited graphics.
A superb game.
Haha, I remember once beating Brisbane by over 200 points in a grandfinal in 5 minute quarters. Very hard was so so easy.I was just playing AFL 99 today and the gameplay is awesome! If they can emulate that sort of gameplay, up the graphics and cut out some ordinary umpiring decisions I will be buying it.
I also have AFL 2004 and that is a reasonable game, memories of plucking the ball out of the ruck time after time, running to the fifty and kicking the goal.
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Why would they want to do that? The more realistic the better
I know that all retro games rule, but surely a game which had four buttons, no power meter in normal kicking, and tacklers that hugged their opponents but still allowed them to get a clean handball away half the time (with a 5 second break), isn't really that great?I've just got out my dusty copy of AFL 99 on playstation 1. It has the best gameplay but with limited graphics.
A superb game.
Spot on.
For those wanting EA sports to make it, that company makes sports arcade games now. They have no realistic feel and only have a shallow re-creation of sports. For instance, their NBA Live series is garbage. Dunks, dunks, dunks...no feeling of actual basketball.
in a perfect world, and AFL Game would be made by the 2K sports people. They dont have the bells and whistles, but their games feel like the actual sports. of course this is dreaming and 2K wouldnt bother.
I wont even bother getting this new AFL game. The sport is too diverse and will require many years of development to build up the game engine. I couldnt care less about career modes and different leagues...their focus should be on making the gameplay as authentic as possible.
They won't get the teen dollars and the viral marketing if their focus is on authenticity, but they will get the 21-39 year old casual gamer for sure. If they produce a game that feels like an AFL game, they will rake in the dollars