Gotgame writes:
"Do you remember when you had a choice when it came to your football games? Yes, it has been ages (well, 4 years), since gamers had a say in how they chose to play their NFL football games, when they could freely choose whether they wanted the ultra-realistic football simulation of Madden, or the slightly more arcade-like NFL 2K series. Times have, unfortunately, changed."
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I am surprised that this law suit didn't come to pass a long time ago. I for one really miss the old 2k series.
MLB2K shut down EA baseball. Same thing.
If im not mistaken Sony, Microsoft, or Nintendo can make their own licensed football game. Microsoft did it with the fever series, I don't see them standing a chance. But, the question begs to be answered and that would be, Why didn't Sony or Microsoft buy Take-Two when football wasn't monopolized? It would have made sense to buy the franchise maybe keep the 2K to bring fans back in and made a better experience than Madden.
Seriously BS that my government doesn't see the licensing of a popular franchise to a sole video game developer as a monopoly.
I hope this lawsuit passes, being the relevence of the situation. Shame on the NFL as well for being so damn greedy to actually accepting the offer.