The Art of Electronics
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The Sims - And how Electronic Arts fool the consumers Have you been thinking about this? How Electronic Arts actually fool their consumers only for the (More) Have you been thinking about this? How Electronic Arts actually fool their consumers only for the moneys sake? Even if you're a big fan of The Sims you have to stand agianst som gaming companies as they're doing their best to use you.
I've seen to many people walking in this trap. A trap I would like to call ''Puzzleism''. It's actually a way of making a game. You release a halfmade game, still a great game, but only halfmade, and then you release one or two expansionpacks every year.
THE SIMS:
Livin' Large, released August 2000
House Party, released March 2001
Hot Date, released November 2001
Vacation, released March 2002
Unleashed, released September 2002
Superstar, released May 2003
Makin' Magic, released October 2003
THE SIMS 2:
University, March 1, 2005
Nightlife, September 13, 2005
Open for Business, March 2, 2006
Pets, October 17, 2006
Seasons, March 1, 2007
Bon Voyage, September 4, 2007
FreeTime ,February 26, 2008
THE SIMS 3? - Will probably look the same way. Electronic Arts are taking ONE STEP BACKWARDS all the time.
Unleashed= Pets
Nightlife= Hot Date
etc...
You will probably not be able to have pets in The Sims 3. You'll probably not be able to go on Vacation either. This means that they're taking on step backwards for the second time.
THE SIMS 3 - How will it look?!
Maybe like this:
The Sims 3 Livin It Up Again
The Sims 3 Pets & Animals
The Sims 3 Idol
The Sims 3 Makin' More Magic
The Sims 3 Streetparty
The Sims 3 Celebration
The Sims 3 Free Fashion
You all will see that it will be this way agian.
''One step forwards and two steps back, nobody get so far like that'' (Less)
Behind the Money, Episode 30: Electronic Arts bid for ... In this episode of Behind the Money, we speak with Matthew Wurtzel, editor of Dealscape about the (More) In this episode of Behind the Money, we speak with Matthew Wurtzel, editor of Dealscape about the expiration of Electronic Arts bid for Take-Two Interactive on May 16, 2008.
New York-based Take-Two in March rejected a $26 a share, or $2 billion, offer from EA and said it would not negotiate with any prospective buyer until after release of its "Grand Theft Auto IV" video game on April 29. Take-Two said the crime-themed video game sold 6 million units globally in its first week with an estimated retail value of more than $500 million.
Will Electronic Arts increase the offer or will they abandon the bid? For more insight check out www.thedeal.com/blogs. (Less)
The Art of Electronics - Horowitz Hill.pdf
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