From Megagames.... They have time to do this, but not fix their awful games. Here's that download tab.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_Arts Wikipedia page on EA http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Electronic_Arts&diff=next&oldid=88867334 List of Modifications
Haha, well, I don't play their games, anyways. I never knew that they could track your IP, until I got a warning for vandalizing the frontpage once
< is glad to hear that the NFL wised up and will be dropping their "exclusive" license with EA once their contract is up.
Pfft. Microsoft was caught doing the same thing a few months back. Stephen Colbert gave the tactic a name: wikireality. The thing I love is that these stupid companies are getting caught, and the EA article @ Wikipedia now includes "Editing of Wikipedia" under "Criticisms." Somebody thought they'd pull a trick and make EA look better. Now they look worse!
ing @ EA. Another article, sorta related, about the Vatican, the British gov't, and the CIA editing articles: http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2007/08/16/2007049.htm I personally don't put a lot of faith in the actual article, since it lacks things like 'evidence' and 'references,' but that doesn't mean I don't believe its' conclusions.
Maybe they should work on making a better online setup since they will not let anyone else do them, and they suck for it.
[SARCASM]Why? Since they have had no competition they have brought their football games to new and innovative heights. Madden 2008 is completely different than 2007 which was a totally different animal than 2006.[/SARCASM] NFL2K5 was the last good football game IMO.
I don't think so, actually. "Wikiality" is changing reality by changing Wikipedia. (Ex: changing the article on African elephants to say that their population has tripled.) "Wikireality" is companies (like MS or EA) changing reality by paying someone to monitor and change Wikipedia. I could be wrong. I tried looking it up before I posted, but the major Colbert sites (nofactzone.net, wikiality.com) weren't very helpful. EDIT: Correction: the term for what MS/EA are doing is "Wikilobbying."
Wikipedia sent me a warning for vandalising the article on shoes. I have never edited a wikipedia article.
