Nightbringer said:Ouch.
Matt owned again.
Maybe he'll show us pictures of his new [insert gadget here] in his blog to make up for it?
Nightbringer said:Ouch.
Matt owned again.
Kung Fu Jedi said:Ok, so first the game gets outsourced, and then it comes up with a gimmicky control scheme? This sounds fairly stupid to me. I'll just stick to the 360/PS3 version thanks.
Kung Fu Jedi said:Ok, so first the game gets outsourced, and then it comes up with a gimmicky control scheme? This sounds fairly stupid to me. I'll just stick to the 360/PS3 version thanks.
Avutta1978 said:ALl you gamers are funny, complain when the do , complain when they don't. play the god damn game first befor eyousay its gimmicky. at least EA is putting some effort, and the shit is not been out sourced, it is still made by an internal studio.
Kung Fu Jedi said:Chill! It was a joke man! :lol
I'm sure Rev owners are going to dig it, but these kinds of control schemes are the exact reason why I have no interest in the Rev or the Revmote.
This is exactly what most rev games will have to work on, to be honestSlo said:1) If done right, this could be a fun way to play for about 2 days.
Magicpaint said:So why are you here?
Kung Fu Jedi said:Chill! It was a joke man! :lol
I'm sure Rev owners are going to dig it, but these kinds of control schemes are the exact reason why I have no interest in the Rev or the Revmote.
Slo said:Couple of thoughts from a more dedicated Madden player.
1) If done right, this could be a fun way to play for about 2 days. I for one, can see myself enjoying the gimmick for a couple days in late August when the game is just released. I can't see myself spending an afternoon in late January working on blitz recognition in practice mode in preparation for playing a league game against other GAFers. I predict that this will go over big with you ADD havin', 12 game a month buyin', Wario Ware junkies out there but the average Maddenite probably won't like the change.
2) Making it more difficult to pull off a pass or a kick seems to be the wrong way to improve the gameplay in my opinion. Playing Madden at a reasonably high level is more about strategy and gamesmanship than it is about being a badass with the controller. Sure, you need both skillz to be good, but lets be honest, this isn't Virtual Fighter. Calling a good play and supplimenting it with good pre-snap adjustments is WAAY more important than being able to use the Truck Stick effectively.
3) The "throwing" motion will probably way more simplistic than I'd like it to be. It'll probably be as simple as "fast, slow,or medium" passing, but nothing more. To me that means it'll probably be just complex enough for me to fuck up an easy completion with my sub-NFL level throwing consistency, but not complex enough to make me feel like I'm really in the game and throwing the ball. Will I be able to "fix" Vince Young's horrid release by waving the Rev wand with an over arm motion? Not likely. Will I be throwing ducks if my wrists work isn't good? Yeah right, the Mario is Footballing! crowd would never go for that.
4) Finally, it's interesting to see how quickly EA and Madden can go from the hated evil empire with it's shovelware, to the beloved innovators. You're all football fans all of a sudden. :lol
Kung Fu Jedi said:Chill! It was a joke man! :lol
I'm sure Rev owners are going to dig it, but these kinds of control schemes are the exact reason why I have no interest in the Rev or the Revmote.
Avutta1978 said:All you gamers are funny, complain when they do, complain when they don't. play the god damn game first before you say its gimmicky.
Slo said:Finally, it's interesting to see how quickly EA and Madden can go from the hated evil empire with it's shovelware, to the beloved innovators. You're all football fans all of a sudden. :lol
Roders5 said:Not that I'd ever buy Madden in the UK anyway, give me some pro evo please.
daspot said:the things dont guy realize is that you dont have to actually stand or move your arm you can flick your wrist...its not like ur going to wave your arm around and around looking like a ballet rina ...you can flick your wrist in a sort of motion and the controller will sense it...and if you dont believe me try it out...lol...like the gimmick thing doesnt piss me of cus if people think its a gimmick...thats just mean there inorant and having such preconcieve notions ruinnnnnnnnn your thought process...watever...i know i had preconceive notions about halo 2 and playing through story mode ruined them lol...but online play is the shiiiiiisssssssssneks....also had these notions about the THE BOUNCER for ps2...............anyways remember you dont have to move or spin or make giganticccccccccccc motions for the controller to pick them up.....
Magicpaint said:So why are you here?
Kung Fu Jedi said:I'm sure Rev owners are going to dig it, but these kinds of control schemes are the exact reason why I have no interest in the Rev or the Revmote.
catfish said:Sounds like Kung Fu Jedi would rather play with something else that is small, white and 5 inches long.
BUUURRRRN
Ulairi said:this is the first madden that I want to play. We've been playing the same damn game for 10 years.
Kung Fu Jedi said:I'm here because:
1: I was interested in what EA had come up with for the Rev version of Madden, and how they would use the controller. Madden is one of my favorite games on a yearly basis.
2. I'm interested in the Rev and what you can do with the controller, even if I'm not complete sold yet on it's concept and that it's going to change the way we play games.
3. I follow a lot of different aspects of the Industry as a whole, and wanted to keep up with Rev deveopment in general.
Fair enough?
Avutta1978 said:I understand, but from all indications, about the system. if you don't get hands on with it it is hard to explain it properly. i don't liek the 360 not becasue i haven't palyed it, but becasue I have and hen I realized my xbox is just as good with less shaders.
this is the first madden that I want to play. We've been playing the same damn game for 10 years.
Kung Fu Jedi said:Chill! It was a joke man! :lol
I'm sure Rev owners are going to dig it, but these kinds of control schemes are the exact reason why I have no interest in the Rev or the Revmote.
Kung Fu Jedi said:I'm here because:
1: I was interested in what EA had come up with for the Rev version of Madden, and how they would use the controller. Madden is one of my favorite games on a yearly basis.
2. I'm interested in the Rev and what you can do with the controller, even if I'm not complete sold yet on it's concept and that it's going to change the way we play games.
3. I follow a lot of different aspects of the Industry as a whole, and wanted to keep up with Rev deveopment in general.
Fair enough?
Slo said:2) Making it more difficult to pull off a pass or a kick seems to be the wrong way to improve the gameplay in my opinion. Playing Madden at a reasonably high level is more about strategy and gamesmanship than it is about being a badass with the controller. Sure, you need both skillz to be good, but lets be honest, this isn't Virtual Fighter. Calling a good play and supplimenting it with good pre-snap adjustments is WAAY more important than being able to use the Truck Stick effectively.
Slo said:2) Making it more difficult to pull off a pass or a kick seems to be the wrong way to improve the gameplay in my opinion. Playing Madden at a reasonably high level is more about strategy and gamesmanship than it is about being a badass with the controller. Sure, you need both skillz to be good, but lets be honest, this isn't Virtual Fighter. Calling a good play and supplimenting it with good pre-snap adjustments is WAAY more important than being able to use the Truck Stick effectively.
Kung Fu Jedi said:Ok, yes, I admit, I contradicted my statements. While I have no current interest in buying a Rev, and I am not sold on the Rev as being this huge "revolution" in the way we play games, I am still following it's development and I do have an interest in what concepts the developers come up with for using the controller. So, while I don't personally feel the controller is the Next Big Thing in gaming at this time, I am open to seeing some potential in it.
Personally, I don't see this Madden control scheme as being all that fun for the long term, but thats just my opinion. I apologise if it came off as if I were trying to troll, as that wasn't my intention at all, which is why I came back into this thread to take my medicine, despite the fact that someone decides to make jokes to "burn" me!![]()
AdmiralViscen said:Fair enough. You just contradicted the funamental theory of internets anonymity. Thanks.
the gamasutra q&a is also good, and surprising. in addition to what's already been posted:h0l211 said:
...The approach we took is, okay, we're making Madden for the Revolution. Forget what the control scheme was before, what should it be?"...
...When asked what he thought when he first saw the Revolution, Schappert commented: "I was surprised. It's so different. I guess I likened it to everything I expect from Nintendo. You hear about Nintendogs and you're surprised, but then you see it and you smile. You see what they've done, and they're brilliant. So once you go on hands-on with demos, you walk away and you're smiling and you're giddy like a schoolkid talking about it for the rest of the day. Which is why after we saw it we realized that to fully maximize that machine we needed to create a group just focused on Revolution."
Next quizzed about how easy Revolution is to develop for, Schappert noted: "You know, one of Nintendo's mantras was to make the machine easy to develop for. I can tell you that is certainly playing out, our team has been very, very pleasantly surprised. Hardware always comes in stages, and even when you don't have all of the hardware, we've had very early access to the controller. We've had access to that for some time, for a very long while, so we've been able to prototype easily."...
Mashing said:They won't be playing it at Madden tournament, not because of the controls scheme, but becuase of the graphics. Madden customers define what a casual gamer is and the casual gamer cares more about graphics than control.
Mrbob said:So you've played this already and determined the control setup by EAs Q sports team is better than what the A team can come up with?
Mashing said:They won't be playing it at Madden tournament, not because of the controls scheme, but becuase of the graphics. Madden customers define what a casual gamer is and the casual gamer cares more about graphics than control.
Yann said:Well I'm glad EA are at least trying. I think it's early to call it gimmick, repetitive and boring but I can see where that's coming from.