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Originally Posted by option.j
And also, I'm curious about the new nomenclature. This was version 2006. Next will come version 2007.
Seems pretty clear that this is meant to be similarly to the way that EA names their games, not the way that Microsoft labels their products.
However, at the minimum with EA games, you get updated rosters, even if the gameplay was largely untouched. Some people gladly pay for this change. Given that roster sets are freely available, and in fact are not included with OOTP, the updates need to be pretty strong in order to justify buying a new version each year. Additionally, many will want to continue playing with their previous leagues in a new version, so that update path between versions better be rock solid.
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It will be interesting to see how much they can manage to add each year to justify a purchase. OOTP2007 should be worthy of purchasing, but after that what more could they add to warrant a full purchase?
-Cork55