EA would answer "fun".What do you get for seeing ads in EA games you already paid for and which already include multiple microtransactions?
Actually sounds plausible.You pay $70, then you die in-game, please watch this 30 sec video to revive
I can see them doing stuff like this.
Need for speed most wanted 2005 is full of Burger King billboards lol. They pushed that stuff hard in the mid aughtsThey’ve had in game ads for about 20 years at least. Didn’t Burnout Paradise update the in game billboards every few weeks?
Nothing new here. “Advergaming” is the term, I think.
As much as I love Dead Space, I don't even want to budge for that. Give an inch with these fucks, and they and everyone else will take a mileI can watch 1 ad if you'll give me Dead Space 2 Remake.
There is no case where I will find it acceptable to have ads broadcast to me in my full paid for game. Fuck that.I think so long as it fits the game and has it styled in the way it fits it would be fine. For example, if they had a Pepsi advert in Cyberpunk (yes, I know that's not EA), and that advert was a futuristic Pepsi video using character models used in the game promoting it then that would be perfectly acceptable (cool even)...... But then, what's the chances that will happen?
Jesus why do nome of these shitty companies ever learn?EA is looking at putting in-game ads in AAA games — 'We'll be very thoughtful as we move into that,' says CEO
"Advertising has an opportunity to be a meaningful driver of growth for us."www.tomshardware.com
EA CEO Andrew Wilson confirmed the company is considering putting ads in traditional AAA games — titles that players purchase up-front for around $70 apiece. In the Q&A part of EA’s latest earnings call, Eric Sheridan from Goldman Sachs asked Wilson about dynamic ad insertion in traditional AAA games. Wilson said, "…Advertising has an opportunity to be a meaningful driver of growth for us." He then continued, "…we have teams internally in the company right now looking at how we do very thoughtful implementations inside of our game experiences."
Neat idea, but that takes actual effort, so EA will pass on that. They'll slap a static ad right into your eyeballs and you'll have to put up with it.I think so long as it fits the game and has it styled in the way it fits it would be fine. For example, if they had a Pepsi advert in Cyberpunk (yes, I know that's not EA), and that advert was a futuristic Pepsi video using character models used in the game promoting it then that would be perfectly acceptable (cool even)...... But then, what's the chances that will happen?
Oh, yeh, absolutely, EA don't do subtleNeat idea, but that takes actual effort, so EA will pass on that. They'll slap a static ad right into your eyeballs and you'll have to put up with it.
And just like cable years before.So we may get overpriced pay to win games where you get ads interrupting the gameplay just like youtube?
No way would they allow you to bang a brass as you deliver drugs, all while enjoying a cool refreshing Coke.Im not that against it if it makes sense to add them, like in a GTA like type of game why not use Coca Cola and other real brands for ad textures.
Hey Wilson :EA is looking at putting in-game ads in AAA games — 'We'll be very thoughtful as we move into that,' says CEO
"Advertising has an opportunity to be a meaningful driver of growth for us."www.tomshardware.com
EA CEO Andrew Wilson confirmed the company is considering putting ads in traditional AAA games — titles that players purchase up-front for around $70 apiece. In the Q&A part of EA’s latest earnings call, Eric Sheridan from Goldman Sachs asked Wilson about dynamic ad insertion in traditional AAA games. Wilson said, "…Advertising has an opportunity to be a meaningful driver of growth for us." He then continued, "…we have teams internally in the company right now looking at how we do very thoughtful implementations inside of our game experiences."
Sshhhh. Don’t tell the investors he’s trying to assure. Electronic Arts is poised to fully bounce back to their former glory and day now.They’ve had in game ads for about 20 years at least. Didn’t Burnout Paradise update the in game billboards every few weeks?
Nothing new here. “Advergaming” is the term, I think.
I will avoid every game that does this. And if the industry turns into that, then I'll just quit for goodAt some point this will be the life we live
Remember “Surprise Mechanics”? Well, EA sure does, lol!Yes, EA is known for being very thoughtful and above all prudent with the monetization of game content.
We will hardly notice it.