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Please read my post earlier on this page. Porting is probably the easier part. There's a lot more involved though.
Really wish EA would get around to bring the NHL series back to the PC. I owned it from nhl 95 till 2006. BUT when the frostbite engine works well on all platforms it wouldn't be that difficult to have a PC release. I don't like NFL, NBA, FIFA, UFC, F1.. Only sport EA has licensing on that I care for is NHL and making me have to buy a console to play hockey isn't happening. It's a shame because there is so much more the NHL franchise could do on a PC... ultrawide support would be awesome, true 4k resolution (not upscaled), higher res texxtures, faster frame rates, etc.. I just hope EA gets it together and releases NHL back to the PC before i'm old and have lost all senality lol
- KlariskraysNHL2 years agoHero+
Today Madden 24 was announced and the PC version will finally be on par with the PS5/XSeries consoles. Before this year the PC version of Madden lacked features that the consoles had. So the PC version takes a bit more working things out than a simple port and we have seen so many games have awful PC ports that it's embarrassing.
- KidShowtime18672 years agoHero
@KlariskraysNHL wrote:Today Madden 24 was announced and the PC version will finally be on par with the PS5/XSeries consoles. Before this year the PC version of Madden lacked features that the consoles had. So the PC version takes a bit more working things out than a simple port and we have seen so many games have awful PC ports that it's embarrassing.
That's an intriguing development actually. It signals that Madden was developed for PC/PS/XB rather than being developed for PS/XB and ported to PC.
It's a small distinction, but actually quite an important one and might point to one of the features Frostbite. The ability to develop with PC in mind versus developing and then porting.