I am not a Miami fan by any means but these jerseys are amazing. They look like they are straight out of like GTA Vice City. If Miamis gear guy sees this send me one to review.
Today started the Bowl season and the start of Bowl Mania. Capital One sponsored Bowl Mania this year and I personally like the idea a lot. I am a huge fan of fantasy sports and pick ems and things like that because it adds a new level of interest to games that otherwise wouldn't matte to me. That has always in my mind been the a big part of the success of March Madness. With the amount of bowls seeming to grow every year something like Bowl Mania was bound to happen. That being said the amount of bowls is also a little much. Looking at the line up of bowl games from the Bowl Mania I was left asking myself some "Who is that team?" And I follow sports and watch a lot of games a week. That means that your average guy who either likes his one team or one conference is not going to have a clue who more than half of the teams in this games are and is going to have no interest in the games. ...
The fact hat they are the only team that has fussed about this to this point is astounding. But what doesn’t make sense is, they have one of my favorite color rushes. Theirs is actually enough of a change to make it cool. Unlike some jerseys. I think they look good but whatever if the team doesn’t want to wear the jersey don’t think you should make them.
Early Access started on Battlefront 2 and the outrage began immediately. Everyone is saying that main characters of the franchise are locked behind either a pay wall or random luck of the draw with loot crates, that seem to take forever to obtain. It is sad to see such a promising game get stuck with a pay to win setup. Pay to win will be the death of the Triple A title and the larger developers if they don't see this. It is insane to expect people who have already paid $60 for the game you made, to pay another amount of money to unlock content in the game. This model makes people feel like unappreciated and makes the consumer angry which is not a profitable business model. I am perfectly fine with games that put cosmetics into loot boxes that I have the option to pay for. This model does not effect the main game play and does not give anyone person a advantage just because they spend more money. Games such as Overwatch, Call of ...
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