"Too many seqels"

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http://kotaku.com/gaming/will-wright-says/there-are-too-many-sequels-273856.php

[q=Will Wright]Yeah, that is indeed a bad development. One would rather play it safe than be creative. Still, this seems to work. But for how much longer? Besides, there are simply too many games on the market. Lots of bad games are coming out because of this[/q]

So why does he stay with EA? I believe EA is the one who says that there's a need for "one more X-pack" and "one for The Sims"

[John-SJ]

As long as EA lets him work on things like Spore, maybe he doesn't care how many X-Packs EA developers put out for The Sims 2.

They (EA) give him what he wants, they get new and innovative games to X-Pack to death.

I think that is at least a possibility anyway.

[Jon Shafer]

I believe the only sequel Will Wright has ever worked on (in a significant role) was SimCity 2000. So although it may not make the most sense for an "EA Representative" to say that, Will at least gets a pass.

[Kuciwalker]

SQLs

[snoopy369]

Originally posted by Jon Shafer
I believe the only sequel Will Wright has ever worked on (in a significant role) was SimCity 2000. So although it may not make the most sense for an "EA Representative" to say that, Will at least gets a pass.

Indeed... he spawned many but didn't really work on them, and SC2000 was pretty good

Still waiting for SimTrafficGrid though

[Bkeela]

Is 'seqel' the American spelling for 'sequel'? Why do Americans hate the letter 'u' so much? {or should that be mch?}

[snoopy369]

No. It's the incorrect spelling of sequel

[Unspeakable Horror]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker
SQLs

They are verily dangerous in great numbers

[DrSpike]

Originally posted by Bkeela
Is 'seqel' the American spelling for 'sequel'?

Even Americans spell better than that (well, mostly).

[lord of the mark]

Originally posted by DrSpike


Even Americans spell better than that (well, mostly).

How kind of you to humor us.

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Maybe I should have checked the spelling before copying the mistake from somewhere else