Using it to tell you where the nearest type x store in DR3 is very helpful. Asking for food or tools or whatever when you know you need one for a favored combo makes it very cool.
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For sending messages it's great since it's just using the regular keypad your phone already uses.
On a similar topic, I think EA should remove the Ultimate Teams from their games and spin them off as free-to-plays. Shameful that they have a 'free-to-play' mode that you actually have to spend $60 to get.
My bigger problem is having it think I want to do something when I don't. I've lost a few time outs in Madden from bitching about a play and next thing I know Jim Nantz is saying "and the defense burns a time out."
Even having a setting in-game would be a help.
I'll get the CD since I have a few hundred credit at a local shop from trading in a bunch of old N64 and PS1 stuff.
If you had no gamertags, but real names instead, a lot of it would go away.
Infinite wasn't without its great moments and cool environments, but it just wasn't as good as the first two titles.
I just play the game once and then move onto the next game.
Exactly. I don't have time to play all the games I want one time; I sure don't have time to play them twice.
EA makes some of the best games around if you ask me. Most of the games I buy are made by EA (Madden, FIFA, Tiger Woods, etc.). I also really enjoy Sim City and never had an issue with it. I've pumped money into Ultimate Team modes as well, it's worth it. If you don't think it is then that's not for you, but for a lot of people there's a lot of fun to be had there.
Of course there's a lot of fun to had there, because it is fun. But when you already spent $60, you shouldn't need to spend more money. It's a free-to-play mode that you actually do pay to acquire via the main game, and then still can do microtransactions. They should make UT their own standalone free-to-play games that you don't have to spend to buy the main games.
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