Earlier this month EA announced plans to release a football game based on the UEFA Champions League event, also releasing some screenshot-style renders to accompany the announcement, one of which partially revealed a PlayStation 3 ad in the background.
GamingIndians writes:
The rumours of Konami securing the Champions League license had been doing the rounds for a couple of months and all that while there was a fear that Konami would do the unthinkable – release Champions League as a separate game, just like EA Sports did. Today's announcement, stating that the Champions League would be integrated into Pro Evolution Soccer 2009, has allayed those fears, but it makes one think – why didn't EA do that when they had the license? Why didn't they put the Champions League in their annual flagship FIFA titles, rather than milking it the way they did and forcing people to buy something that, frankly, didn't offer anything new at all?
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not quite as good as the pgr3 thing, but still funny:)
I have no doubt that is one of the things that will be edited out on the 360 version.
But the King of In-Game Ads is Fight Night Round 3.
EA can do whatever the hell they want, and I'm sure Sony paid good money to put that advertisement in. =P
Sony is one of the main sponsors of the champions league and i am pretty sure their deal will include game rights. I know in England we have an Sony advert before the start of each part of each match.
Hehehehe. Thats interesting.
You know what is nice now people ? 360 fans and PS3 fans can now not only resist starting flame wars, but can actually talk politely to each other, and not bash each others console.
It must be RL h4x.
I hope it stays this way...