Comments on: Preview of Peter Moore interview http://www.pastapadre.com/2008/02/12/preview-of-peter-moore-interview Fri, 10 Feb 2012 06:57:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: o'rly http://www.pastapadre.com/2008/02/12/preview-of-peter-moore-interview/comment-page-2#comment-13304 o'rly Thu, 14 Feb 2008 14:04:21 +0000 http://www.pastapadre.com/2322/preview-of-peter-moore-interview#comment-13304 even though EA in my book is vastly overated and has pissed me off in the past so much i wont touch their products with a 20ft pole but i will say this..i will say its good to see my question on there. even though EA in my book is vastly overated and has pissed me off in the past so much i wont touch their products with a 20ft pole but i will say this..i will say its good to see my question on there.

]]> By: o'rly http://www.pastapadre.com/2008/02/12/preview-of-peter-moore-interview/comment-page-1#comment-152964 o'rly Thu, 14 Feb 2008 14:04:00 +0000 http://www.pastapadre.com/2322/preview-of-peter-moore-interview#comment-152964 even though EA in my book is vastly overated and has pissed me off in the past so much i wont touch their products with a 20ft pole but i will say this..i will say its good to see my question on there. even though EA in my book is vastly overated and has pissed me off in the past so much i wont touch their products with a 20ft pole but i will say this..i will say its good to see my question on there.

]]> By: o'rly http://www.pastapadre.com/2008/02/12/preview-of-peter-moore-interview/comment-page-1#comment-152965 o'rly Thu, 14 Feb 2008 14:04:00 +0000 http://www.pastapadre.com/2322/preview-of-peter-moore-interview#comment-152965 even though EA in my book is vastly overated and has pissed me off in the past so much i wont touch their products with a 20ft pole but i will say this..i will say its good to see my question on there. even though EA in my book is vastly overated and has pissed me off in the past so much i wont touch their products with a 20ft pole but i will say this..i will say its good to see my question on there.

]]> By: Details http://www.pastapadre.com/2008/02/12/preview-of-peter-moore-interview/comment-page-1#comment-13285 Details Thu, 14 Feb 2008 06:41:11 +0000 http://www.pastapadre.com/2322/preview-of-peter-moore-interview#comment-13285 That's what it comes down to: We're still waiting on something that resembles next-gen NFL football. People are using their Xbox 360 to play NFL 2K5. Think about that, EA. Way to deliver. And it has to be an inside joke that bench pressing and sprinting are included in an NFL simulation game. I mean, really, how did those things make it into the game? If EA wants to do an NFL combine feature, then just do it. All the way. Man, I forgot those features were even on there until someone posted about it. This isn't Track & Field. That’s what it comes down to:

We’re still waiting on something that resembles next-gen NFL football.

People are using their Xbox 360 to play NFL 2K5. Think about that, EA. Way to deliver.

And it has to be an inside joke that bench pressing and sprinting are included in an NFL simulation game. I mean, really, how did those things make it into the game? If EA wants to do an NFL combine feature, then just do it. All the way. Man, I forgot those features were even on there until someone posted about it. This isn’t Track & Field.

]]> By: Details http://www.pastapadre.com/2008/02/12/preview-of-peter-moore-interview/comment-page-1#comment-152962 Details Thu, 14 Feb 2008 06:41:00 +0000 http://www.pastapadre.com/2322/preview-of-peter-moore-interview#comment-152962 That's what it comes down to: We're still waiting on something that resembles next-gen NFL football. People are using their Xbox 360 to play NFL 2K5. Think about that, EA. Way to deliver. And it has to be an inside joke that bench pressing and sprinting are included in an NFL simulation game. I mean, really, how did those things make it into the game? If EA wants to do an NFL combine feature, then just do it. All the way. Man, I forgot those features were even on there until someone posted about it. This isn't Track & Field. That’s what it comes down to:

We’re still waiting on something that resembles next-gen NFL football.

People are using their Xbox 360 to play NFL 2K5. Think about that, EA. Way to deliver.

And it has to be an inside joke that bench pressing and sprinting are included in an NFL simulation game. I mean, really, how did those things make it into the game? If EA wants to do an NFL combine feature, then just do it. All the way. Man, I forgot those features were even on there until someone posted about it. This isn’t Track & Field.

]]> By: Details http://www.pastapadre.com/2008/02/12/preview-of-peter-moore-interview/comment-page-1#comment-152963 Details Thu, 14 Feb 2008 06:41:00 +0000 http://www.pastapadre.com/2322/preview-of-peter-moore-interview#comment-152963 That's what it comes down to: We're still waiting on something that resembles next-gen NFL football. People are using their Xbox 360 to play NFL 2K5. Think about that, EA. Way to deliver. And it has to be an inside joke that bench pressing and sprinting are included in an NFL simulation game. I mean, really, how did those things make it into the game? If EA wants to do an NFL combine feature, then just do it. All the way. Man, I forgot those features were even on there until someone posted about it. This isn't Track & Field. That’s what it comes down to:

We’re still waiting on something that resembles next-gen NFL football.

People are using their Xbox 360 to play NFL 2K5. Think about that, EA. Way to deliver.

And it has to be an inside joke that bench pressing and sprinting are included in an NFL simulation game. I mean, really, how did those things make it into the game? If EA wants to do an NFL combine feature, then just do it. All the way. Man, I forgot those features were even on there until someone posted about it. This isn’t Track & Field.

]]> By: Wowser http://www.pastapadre.com/2008/02/12/preview-of-peter-moore-interview/comment-page-1#comment-13268 Wowser Thu, 14 Feb 2008 02:19:58 +0000 http://www.pastapadre.com/2322/preview-of-peter-moore-interview#comment-13268 I have respected Peter Moore for years as the lead man from the Xbox camp; however, his views on where Madden is compared to where Pasta questioned they maybe should be are quite different. Pasta speaks for th vast majority of us and Peter seemed closed minded at time about what the people want. Peter stated several time that it is "subjective" and "opinionated" but that is what these forums are all about. I find it very hard to believe that Madden gamers think the ESPN license is abused in this game. I find it hard to believe that anyone feels there is way too much presentation in this game. It sounds to me like Peter is resting on the side of "subnectiveness" because there isn't going to be much actual innovation and change in Madden 09. I expected more open-mindedness from Peter but it appears that he is keeping an eye on the hand that feeds him as well. I sure he grows a set and allows true innovation - not "safe" innovation, and allows the NFL IP to be utilized to its max potential again like it was in NFL 2K5. I have respected Peter Moore for years as the lead man from the Xbox camp; however, his views on where Madden is compared to where Pasta questioned they maybe should be are quite different. Pasta speaks for th vast majority of us and Peter seemed closed minded at time about what the people want. Peter stated several time that it is “subjective” and “opinionated” but that is what these forums are all about. I find it very hard to believe that Madden gamers think the ESPN license is abused in this game. I find it hard to believe that anyone feels there is way too much presentation in this game. It sounds to me like Peter is resting on the side of “subnectiveness” because there isn’t going to be much actual innovation and change in Madden 09. I expected more open-mindedness from Peter but it appears that he is keeping an eye on the hand that feeds him as well. I sure he grows a set and allows true innovation – not “safe” innovation, and allows the NFL IP to be utilized to its max potential again like it was in NFL 2K5.

]]> By: Wowser http://www.pastapadre.com/2008/02/12/preview-of-peter-moore-interview/comment-page-1#comment-152960 Wowser Thu, 14 Feb 2008 02:19:00 +0000 http://www.pastapadre.com/2322/preview-of-peter-moore-interview#comment-152960 I have respected Peter Moore for years as the lead man from the Xbox camp; however, his views on where Madden is compared to where Pasta questioned they maybe should be are quite different. Pasta speaks for th vast majority of us and Peter seemed closed minded at time about what the people want. Peter stated several time that it is "subjective" and "opinionated" but that is what these forums are all about. I find it very hard to believe that Madden gamers think the ESPN license is abused in this game. I find it hard to believe that anyone feels there is way too much presentation in this game. It sounds to me like Peter is resting on the side of "subnectiveness" because there isn't going to be much actual innovation and change in Madden 09. I expected more open-mindedness from Peter but it appears that he is keeping an eye on the hand that feeds him as well. I sure he grows a set and allows true innovation - not "safe" innovation, and allows the NFL IP to be utilized to its max potential again like it was in NFL 2K5. I have respected Peter Moore for years as the lead man from the Xbox camp; however, his views on where Madden is compared to where Pasta questioned they maybe should be are quite different. Pasta speaks for th vast majority of us and Peter seemed closed minded at time about what the people want. Peter stated several time that it is “subjective” and “opinionated” but that is what these forums are all about. I find it very hard to believe that Madden gamers think the ESPN license is abused in this game. I find it hard to believe that anyone feels there is way too much presentation in this game. It sounds to me like Peter is resting on the side of “subnectiveness” because there isn’t going to be much actual innovation and change in Madden 09. I expected more open-mindedness from Peter but it appears that he is keeping an eye on the hand that feeds him as well. I sure he grows a set and allows true innovation – not “safe” innovation, and allows the NFL IP to be utilized to its max potential again like it was in NFL 2K5.

]]> By: Wowser http://www.pastapadre.com/2008/02/12/preview-of-peter-moore-interview/comment-page-1#comment-152961 Wowser Thu, 14 Feb 2008 02:19:00 +0000 http://www.pastapadre.com/2322/preview-of-peter-moore-interview#comment-152961 I have respected Peter Moore for years as the lead man from the Xbox camp; however, his views on where Madden is compared to where Pasta questioned they maybe should be are quite different. Pasta speaks for th vast majority of us and Peter seemed closed minded at time about what the people want. Peter stated several time that it is "subjective" and "opinionated" but that is what these forums are all about. I find it very hard to believe that Madden gamers think the ESPN license is abused in this game. I find it hard to believe that anyone feels there is way too much presentation in this game. It sounds to me like Peter is resting on the side of "subnectiveness" because there isn't going to be much actual innovation and change in Madden 09. I expected more open-mindedness from Peter but it appears that he is keeping an eye on the hand that feeds him as well. I sure he grows a set and allows true innovation - not "safe" innovation, and allows the NFL IP to be utilized to its max potential again like it was in NFL 2K5. I have respected Peter Moore for years as the lead man from the Xbox camp; however, his views on where Madden is compared to where Pasta questioned they maybe should be are quite different. Pasta speaks for th vast majority of us and Peter seemed closed minded at time about what the people want. Peter stated several time that it is “subjective” and “opinionated” but that is what these forums are all about. I find it very hard to believe that Madden gamers think the ESPN license is abused in this game. I find it hard to believe that anyone feels there is way too much presentation in this game. It sounds to me like Peter is resting on the side of “subnectiveness” because there isn’t going to be much actual innovation and change in Madden 09. I expected more open-mindedness from Peter but it appears that he is keeping an eye on the hand that feeds him as well. I sure he grows a set and allows true innovation – not “safe” innovation, and allows the NFL IP to be utilized to its max potential again like it was in NFL 2K5.

]]> By: Mark http://www.pastapadre.com/2008/02/12/preview-of-peter-moore-interview/comment-page-1#comment-13067 Mark Wed, 13 Feb 2008 02:49:47 +0000 http://www.pastapadre.com/2322/preview-of-peter-moore-interview#comment-13067 When will (if ever) the madden series look like that trailer they showed us a couple of years ago for the next gen system?! You know, the one with donovan mcnabb vs. strahan... that looked beautiful, and madden will probably never achieve that level of realism.... When will (if ever) the madden series look like that trailer they showed us a couple of years ago for the next gen system?! You know, the one with donovan mcnabb vs. strahan… that looked beautiful, and madden will probably never achieve that level of realism….

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