Thread: Electronic Arts Class Action Lawsuit Regarding Football Titles
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Old 04-06-2011, 11:43 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Xero View Post
So, basically, this is saying that people were basically forced to buy a video game at an industry-standard price due to licensing, and that isn't fair.

Get the fuck out of here.
Ahhh but that's what gives those scummy lawyers and bastards stupid enough to think they've hit the jackpot hope Xero.

By claiming that EA sports has a monopoly on the NFL and college football titles, there is no industry-standard price... Just EA's price. The precedent comes from when ESPN sold it's NFL football game for like $25 and forced EA to drop the price on Madden. That next year, EA got the exclusive rights.
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