hellagangst

Since when were video games considered advertising?
Maybe this is EA's "thinly veiled" attempt to expand its audience... but that won't happen if they don't produce a quality game. It's win-win for consumer and developer when the developer releases a solid game.

Tony Hawk games are stale. That's coming from someone who owns all of them. EA is taking a different approach, and by working with the right skaters and doing all they can to make sure skateboarding is well represented, they're earning my business fair and square.