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<blockquote data-quote="Hurricane Nate" data-source="post: 341118" data-attributes="member: 39778"><p>Thanks for the clearing up controversial matter of &#039;next generation&#039; games, I&#039;ll sleep easy tonight. Your definition of &#039;next generation&#039; games applies to the way I described rugby league live. New developer and a jump up to ps3/360. Anyway all this means nothing when essentially us gamers have been ripped off. Rugby league lite would be a more appropriate ***le for this game. You can choose your teams strip (one of 2 options, unless you unlock the heritage jerseys which takes it up to a massive 3) aaannnnddddd not much else. The gameplay is worse than rugby 08 on PS2 which was released how many years ago?. I think we should just agree that this game leaves alot to be desired and that the only saving grace is that it&#039;s online. Hell I&#039;m even suprised you can play online being in Invercargill and all bahahaha. Don&#039;t they only have dial up?.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Hurricane Nate, post: 341118, member: 39778"] Thanks for the clearing up controversial matter of 'next generation' games, I'll sleep easy tonight. Your definition of 'next generation' games applies to the way I described rugby league live. New developer and a jump up to ps3/360. Anyway all this means nothing when essentially us gamers have been ripped off. Rugby league lite would be a more appropriate ***le for this game. You can choose your teams strip (one of 2 options, unless you unlock the heritage jerseys which takes it up to a massive 3) aaannnnddddd not much else. The gameplay is worse than rugby 08 on PS2 which was released how many years ago?. I think we should just agree that this game leaves alot to be desired and that the only saving grace is that it's online. Hell I'm even suprised you can play online being in Invercargill and all bahahaha. Don't they only have dial up?. [/QUOTE]

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