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AFL LIVE 2012 GAME OF THE YEAR EDITION

DEELIRIOUS
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AFL LIVE 2 is coming in 2013. AFL LIVE may be on the next generation consoles.

Confirmed by Port Adelaide and Hawthorn, as the game developer completed photo shoots at 14 different angles to all of the players.

Looking good

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    Love the work Household Demon

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    I love AFL Live 2012 although i wish they would play the proper version of It's A Grand Old Flag and the commentary is awful.I won the flag with the Demons on legend mode.Jack Trengove won the Brownlow medal.Ricky Petterd won the Coleman medal and Brent Moloney won the Norm Smith medal!The legend difficulty mode is way too easy!The one player mode just offers no challenge.

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    Rugby League Live has a proper career mode with proper team management, statistics, pre-season, finances, sponsorship, crowd numbers, membership numbers. Promising signs.

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    Rugby League Live has a proper career mode with proper team management, statistics, pre-season, finances, sponsorship, crowd numbers, membership numbers. Promising signs.

    Does it last longer than one season

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    Yeh the Rugby League one does so hopefully AFL Live 2 follows in the same vein

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    love it

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    Any news on an update to the ipad version? Or a new version in the works?

    If you didn't see my earlier post, Telstra blames Foxtel for displaying the live streams in 4:3 even though the recorded ones are in 16:9.

    Most posts here are about a game. Funny that Telstra chooses the same name for its video-streaming app for iPads and mobile phones.

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    I actually cant wait

    Till we tag team online? Could that day be tomorrow?

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    Could is not an option, when is more like it

    OOOOOOOOOOO! Bit of a dilemma

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    If you didn't see my earlier post, Telstra blames Foxtel for displaying the live streams in 4:3 even though the recorded ones are in 16:9.

    Most posts here are about a game. Funny that Telstra chooses the same name for its video-streaming app for iPads and mobile phones.

    Lol im talking about the game version of AFL Live or whatever its called... its like the 360 one but on the ipad not the video streaming one (thanks though) :-)

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    thanks for the compliments

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