989 Sports games have been picking up steam in the last year, but according to GameSpot, the company has cut its 2005 football and basketball offerings. So, we won't be seeing NFL GameDay 2005, NCAA GameBreaker 2005, NBA ShootOut 2005 or?NCAA Final Four 2005.?Strange that Microsoft is doing the same thing with its?XSN Sports franchise.
I?guess neither?company can compete with EA and to a lesser extent Sega, so they'll be reworking their sports titles over the next 2 years instead. I think it'll be tough to do that unless drastic changes are embraced and hopefully that happens with this latest move.
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