Godfather
Updated 6 months ago Released Mar 20, 2006 with a commercial licenceBuilt to create the amazing faithful adaption of Godfather onto PC. Following the release of The Godfather: The Game in 2006, a component of the development...
Founded in 1982 by Trip Hawkins, EA was a pioneer in the early games industry and was notable for promoting the designers and programmers responsible for their games. For the first few years, EA was just a publisher and didn't expand to development until the late 80s and started supporting consoles in the 90s. They also began to acquire successful developers and in the early 2000s became the worlds largest third party publisher. They recorded a net revenue of US$3.129 for FY2005.
Built to create the amazing faithful adaption of Godfather onto PC. Following the release of The Godfather: The Game in 2006, a component of the development...
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Why waste your lives hating a company? Bad descisions killed westwood, then it became EALA, then today its Victory Games.
Time is going, but Westwood killed and C&C may be too...
Any news about Victory Games projects?
And don't say what we likes EA for Battlefield and Burnout EA publisher here and last NFS's mostly crap.
Well they opened a Community Developer Page in their official website. It is where the fans would sudggest things they want to see in the new Command and Conquer. Here is the link: Commandandconquer.com
If Westwood was stot down because they wasted their money why did EA buy them with $122.5 million? that seems a bit "idiotic" don't you think?
BTW: There are two thing that suck in the world, EA and vacuum cleaners!
Well, EA did not know that Westwood would make such bad decisions and waste time and resources.
Really, then maybe they should have been giving westwood some more time instead of pushing their deadlines too short. For example, CnC Tiberian Sun was being pressed by EA for WW to finish without being a direct part in development to be of much assistance thus left bugs in the program that they didn't have time to get fixed. almost seems EA wanted to beat out Westwood from the start.
People are always on about Westwood but they are the ones who signed up with EA in the first place and from the history I heard couldn't deliver on their end so EA dropped their *****. BTW Westwood was only 6% of the gaming market and was about to die when EA bought them.
Ah, you refer to Westwood. Glad you agree with us.
You really are psychotic....