Ea sports mmo pc game

During the peak of Harry Potter , there were many Harry Potter games released. In , the series isn't as popular, but it remains a big IP and one that fans are desperate to see more from. Hogwarts Legacy will hope to fill this void, but in an alternate universe, it's possible this void is already filled by an ongoing Harry Potter MMO.

According to Salze, the MMO was pretty far along in development, or at least far enough to have a beta. Meanwhile, it was set to combine both the offline and online experience and incorporate the real-life by sending players things like prizes and ribbons they won in-game. It's unclear when exactly the project got canned, but Salze was with EA from to , according to her LinkedIn page.

EA struck gold with their Fight Night series and the way that they had you control it all with the analog sticks. Rather than using the left analog stick to move and the buttons to attack. This game has you using the right analog stick to do your moves as well. I think that this control scheme is fantastic, but I will admit that if you came into this game with no experience with the Fight Night series.

The gameplay here is going to take a while to get used to and it does have quite the learning curve to get used to. A huge problem that EA had with this game was the roster. Do not get me wrong there is an interesting cast of characters here, Bob Sapp, Dan Henderson, Ken Shamrock, Nick Diaz, and Frank Shamrock were a handful of the characters I was excited to play as before the game was released.

The career mode is great and very well done, but outside of this, the game is all about playing with others. The online servers are long dead and to be honest, this game never really caught on when it was released so it never had the best player base. The real fun to be had here is playing with a buddy sitting next to you.

Say what you want about EA, but they always bright their A-game when it comes to presentation and that is the same here. While the game looks great, the fighters are well detailed and the animations are awesome. The presentation suffers the same way that the roster does and that is a lack of a UFC license.

At the time this game was released, I thought it was a solid MMA game. The lack of the UFC license is what killed this game for most people.