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It's worth noting as well, I've seen some people say that if you buy that Madden Xbox One bundle at Gamestop, not only do you get a physical copy of the game instead of digital, but you also don't get the EA Access subscription code that you get everywhere else.

I don't even know that the deadline for submitting panels for PAX has passed, so there won't be word on a schedule for at least a month, or so. It's usually early August.

I have a handfull of physical games for the current systems (I have all three) from before we upgraded our internet package to get rid of our bandwidth cap, but the majority of my current gen collection now is digital.

Been a subscriber for a few years now, and I never knew about that Fortune Street video. That sounds like something I would very much enjoy watching. Going to have to start that today while I work, after I finish this WWE Network Chris Jericho podcast from last night that I've been watching today.

I've pre-ordered a copy on the Xbox One. I've kind of exhausted the Forza games on the system, so I'm excited to get my hands on this.

@tajasaurus said:

He took a (most likely scripted) shot at Punk. Something about how he didn't want to be sitting at home on a podcast, or something like that. I aldo didn't care enough to watch it to find out, so I'm going by what I've read online.

@killer2m8o I think the simple explanation to that is that the vast majority of people who want to play a simulation racing game want to race on real world tracks, because they want to simulate actual racing, and actual racing takes place on race tracks.

I could be wrong, but I seem to remember hearing that the EA contract expired a couple of years ago, and got renewed.

It doesn't necessarily keep other games from using those cars, but it does mean that any game that wants to has to make a deal with EA.

It won't be open world. That's the Horizon series, and as much as I like the Horizon series, I'm glad they're separate. I don't want every game to be the same. One year open world & slightly arcadey, then one year more serious/sim & circuit tracks is perfect as far as I'm concerned.

You say that you don't like having to go through menus to get to the next race, but honestly, after putting tons of time into Horizon 2, I'm getting kind of tired having to drive to each new race (and then back to the festival HQ between championships), so it really works both ways.

I joined.