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Thursday, June 28, 2012

Funny Image about Need for SpeedBoost

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Friday, June 8, 2012

Vinyl Design Contest 2

VinylDesign: Summer Season Blast starts this month, with the event titled "Kreative Rush" the challenge of this months event is to see some of the most creative, eye-poppingly beautiful designs that the community can create.

This competition is for all the Car Designers out there who want to show their creativity and get a bit of exposure for it.

Going from last years mistakes and experimentations, I've decided to include an extra rule ontop of the previous years event.

• Submit one entry per person.
• Submit your entry in link format, in order to reduce load.
• Sideways view of the car is preferred.
• Please include your driver profile name within your post.
• If you wish to discuss entrants you can do that in this discussion thread:
http://forum.ea.com/eaforum/posts/list/8489115.page

Whilest we are still not ready to reveal the prizes for the final month of this contest-
What we can say is that we will have three winners for this months event - first, second and third place.
Those winners will be able to choose from a prize-pool of several ingame rewards from cars to vinyl packs.

Don't forget to discuss, share and get others involved in this three month long VinylDesign Season, of what is for-sure going to be a really exciting summer!!

Firstly thank you Drew for using a funny image, which let us use a funny image here, on another contest.

Why did we used this funny doggy?
Actually we did not choose it, it was in the first reply of pre-announcement of this event. He wrote just "wow i am so happy

" but moderator decided to delete it because it was not seem good for him in his topic. However if other people have it in their topics, moderator does nothing these funny images but he prefers to lock whole topic.

As a result we put this funny doggy image just for reminding this moderator's two different behaviors and probably they help EA to win the worst company prize too.

Post your submission to http://forum.ea.com/eaforum/posts/list/8665901.page

Photo Contest to Win a Gold Starter Pack

It's time to kick off the new weekly forum specific community challenges! For our inaugural challenge, we’re going tochallenge the community to create an official banner for the weekly challenges. Details below:

Week 1 Challenge
Create a ‘Forum Friday’ banner that we will use for the weekly challenges.

Rules / Requirements
- Image size must not exceed a width and/or height of 655 pixels
- Images that exceed the requirement above will be automatically disqualified and removed from the challenge
- Image cannot contain any material that would violate the forum Code of Conduct or Terms of Service
- Images must contain, at minimum, the text "FORUM FRIDAY" and "COMMUNITY CHALLENGES"
- One entry per person!
- Participants are allowed to withdraw an entry in order to submit a new entry
- Forum thread will be locked on the morning (PST) of Thursday, June 13th for judging

Challenge Period
Starts: NOW!
Photo Submission End Date: 11:59pm, Wednesday June 13th
Winner Announcement: Friday, June 15th

Winner Selection Method
Winning photo will be selected by the subjective judgment of Drew Hahn (Community Manager) and Marc De Vellis (Producer).

Prize
Winner will receive:
[1] GameFly Gold Starter Pack
[2] Their photo will be used as the official FORUM FRIDAY banner for a minimum of six (6) weeks.

Here is an example a banner made by Abincyp

* But remember that photo contests are not the only format we're going to use for the challenges so try to make the banner applicable to all challenge formats

So flex your creative skills and make the community a cool banner for our new FORUM FRIDAY CHALLENGES!!

Good Luck!

First of all thank you Drew for using this funny image which let us use a funny image for announcing another contest.

Secondly your example does not seem that it follows all rules.

Finally there is more info from your other posts. It will be rotating format quiz, trivia, and photo contest with the winner choose randomly.

Post your submission to http://forum.ea.com/eaforum/posts/list/8705378.page

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

EA in a Nutshell

RushFreak2:

-This is for buying out some of the best game companies and turning them to mediocrity.
-This is for having some of the worst customer service in the gaming industry.
-This is for deliberately holding back game content for the sole purpose of making customers pay more for it later as DLC.
-This is for strictly enforcing copyrights on content that you did not even create.
-This is for taking the Need for Speed franchise and completely ruining it.
-This is for supporting the S.O.P.A.
-This is for overworking your employees with no benefeits, demolishing any creative talent they have.
-This is for making terms of use that allow you to backstab your customers any time you see fit.
-This is for releasing the same things every year, an increasingly large number being the only difference.
-This is for forcing your customers to stay online to even play several games you publish at all.
-This is for backstabbing Valve, preventing the developers you publish for from releasing their games via Steam for the sole purpose of promoting your own platform.
-This is for overhyping your games and not delivering the content you promised.
-This is for bribing media review organizations to increase the rep of your games.
-This is for monopolizing the entire gaming industry and crushing all that oppose you.

I'm sorry, Electronic Arts. I used to like you, but you had this one coming.
Your days of having hotels on Boardwalk and Park Place are over.

Congratulations, it is perfect video and description.
Also our page says same things for NFS World by EA.

Saturday, April 21, 2012

Mr Bean Driving on roof of car -- Mr Bean fährt auf dem Dach seines Autos

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

The Voters Have Spoken: EA Is Your Worst Company In America For 2012!

"Now, after years of being ignored and relegated to steerage, game-players have voted to send a message to Electronic Arts and the gaming business as a whole: Stop treating your loyal customers like crap.

After more than 250,000 votes, Consumerist readers ultimately decided that the type of greed exhibited by EA, which is supposed to be making the world a more fun place, is worse than Bank of America's avarice, which some would argue is the entire point of operating a bank."

Whether it's on a console, a PC, a smartphone or tablet, hundreds of millions of people play video games every day. Yet most mainstream media covers the industry the same way it treats adult dodge ball leagues and cat fashion shows (both noble ventures, but neither of them multi-billion dollar industries). And the only time you hear legislators discuss video games is when some politician decries them as the death knell for all things righteous in the world (hint: they're not). Now, after years of being ignored and relegated to steerage, game-players have voted to send a message to Electronic Arts and the gaming business as a whole: Stop treating your loyal customers like crap.

After more than 250,000 votes, Consumerist readers ultimately decided that the type of greed exhibited by EA, which is supposed to be making the world a more fun place, is worse than Bank of America's avarice, which some would argue is the entire point of operating a bank.

To those who might sneer at something as "non-essential" as a video game company winning the Worst Company In America vote: It's that exact kind of attitude that allows people to ignore the complaints as companies like EA to nickel and dime consumers to death.

For years, while movies and music became more affordable and publishers piled on bonus content — or multiple modes of delivery — as added value to entice customers to buy, video games have continued to be priced like premium goods.

There have even been numerous accusations that EA and its ilk deliberately hold back game content with the sole intent of charging a fee for it at a later date. It's one thing to support a game with new content that is worth the price. It's another to put out an inferior — and occasionally broken — product with the mindset of "ah, we'll fix it later and make some money for doing so."

New, independent game companies do pop up all the time, but the cost of entering the market has historically been too expensive, making these indie innovators prime targets for acquisition by mega-publishers like EA. Our hope is that the growth of app-based gaming and downloadable games will continue to make it easier for developers to get their products out without the backing of companies that don't care a lick about the people who fork over their cash.

Oh well, Worst Company In America 2012 is officially in the books. All that's left to do is send off the Golden Poo to EA.

Traditionally, the Poo has been delivered on its little red pillow. But this year, we'll give EA three different color options for its pillow, though in the end it's still the same old Poo.

Thanks again to everyone who voted.

Which Company Is The Absolute Worst Company In America? (Poll Closed)

Bank of America 35.97%
EA 64.03%

Source: http://consumerist.com/2012/04/congratulations-ea-you-are-the-worst-company-in-america-for-2012.html