I consider windows software to be any software that runs on windows. I consider *nix software to be any software that runs on *nix.
Saying the title is misleading is just being a bit defensive and trying to put a good spin on the story.
Yet you see them add innovation all the time.
Take for instance the ESPN Football line. They added in innovations in the form of the VIP profile, allowing you to setup how you want your players to practice, letting the computer trade with itself, etc...
Perhaps try playing them before talking about them.
It might be nice if you actually played the game and knew what he was refering too before saying he's wrong.
For anyone that has played any of the Madden football series knows that the game changes very little from year to year. If you an NFL football game that has different controls/plays/features/etc..., then you have to switch to one of the other makers because EA doesn't change much of that. With this deal that is no longer an option.
So, what does you can't legislate morality mean? It would seem that it means you shouldn't pass laws that are designed to suppress behaviors that should be personal choices or are part of an individual religious doctrine and don't rise to the level that should be considered a crime
More likely he means you can't force people to have decent morals through legislation.
Murder is immoral and as such there are laws against it, but you can't force people to do the moral thing and not kill someone.
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I consider windows software to be any software that runs on windows. I consider *nix software to be any software that runs on *nix. Saying the title is misleading is just being a bit defensive and trying to put a good spin on the story.
Yet you see them add innovation all the time. Take for instance the ESPN Football line. They added in innovations in the form of the VIP profile, allowing you to setup how you want your players to practice, letting the computer trade with itself, etc... Perhaps try playing them before talking about them.
It might be nice if you actually played the game and knew what he was refering too before saying he's wrong. For anyone that has played any of the Madden football series knows that the game changes very little from year to year. If you an NFL football game that has different controls/plays/features/etc..., then you have to switch to one of the other makers because EA doesn't change much of that. With this deal that is no longer an option.
That doesn't prevent the next guy from doing the same thing if he wants too.