NFL quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Drew Brees, in partnership with Microsoft, are changing how fans connect with their favorite stars when it comes to obtaining autographs. Over the past week, Microsoft unveiled the ‘Social Autograph’, a new way for athletes to digitally sign an autograph with the Microsoft Surface pen and Windows inking technology. Fans can […]
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Last night, tens of thousands of gamers lined up outside Bestbuy’s, Gamestop’s and Walmart’s at midnight, in order to get their copy of Madden 2014, the 25th anniversary edition of the game. The normal gamer ponied up 59.99 plus taxes to play the crown jewel of the American sports video game industry, while others paid upwards of $100 for special edition versions of the game. In the coming weeks, the game will be reviewed, roster updates will be made and gamers trying to build their ‘ultimate team’ will spend potentially hundreds of thousands collectively.
If you are a gamer, you may have noticed the considerable effort for sports games to showcase some of the games greatest in today’s video games.
Some of the worlds most popular sports gaming franchises have enabled modes for fans to play as some of the sports greatest legend athletes. After all, a lot of this generation’s sports fans and video game players don’t know much about past players except for hearing their name. Now video games give players opportunities to relive some of the greatest players of the past with the current players.
