OK... I understand that this is a decision for managers (and managers, not the actual devs, usually give stupid excuses).
But given 2K eleases 2K15 on par with X1/PS4 and decided to continue with 2K16, the market must be good enough - it's not just actual game sales, but also microtransactions, both easily tracked since the game was Steam only.
It's a good time to enter the market and compete. Go old school, release a demo version. Lots of people will play the demo just because someone finally released a demo. Add some cool bonuses, lots of PC players enjoys collector's editions. Big poster, small MVP trophy or some gear like wristband or headband with game's logo. Make it look good, you can get PC that crushes X1/PS4 for $500.
Right now 2K holds the monopoly in modern basketball games on PC.
Here's hoping someone from EA will read this and think it might be a good idea.
mp3 wrote:As much I want to see nba live return to the pc I totally get that get a solid game out on the consoles which is the bigger market theses days makes more sense than spreading themselves thin now trying to put a version out on all formats.
At least it's not like you have completely different architectures. Lots of stuff can be done in a common way (roster updates etc). Maybe they're short on devs.