Zombies vs Plants: EA Losers Edition is a card shame (so it's really boring, unlike Zombies vs Plants 2: Time You Got a Watch, DUMMY!! and Zombies vs Plants: We Don't Want Zombies On Our Lawn!). This shame is so horrendous PIPCOP actually sued EA for 1,000,000,000 UnDollars and won. It's a card version of the classic shame released in 1989 and was so bad that the horrendousness is mentioned so many times in this article.
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The shame was released in 2004 by EA, since they thought they owned PipCop Shames LTD (They don't.) It's a horrendous card shame based off of the original ZvP released in 1989 and has the SAME exact levels featured in the 1991 rerelease, too. The shameplay was so bad and so horrendously long, a single shameplay could take over 15 years (sleeping included). EA wanted money so bad, the shame was released on Mobile and PC and cost 3.99.
In 2005, they released the first horrendous DLC: Colossal Fossils. All it added were boring dinosaur zombies, and THAT'S IT. The second horrendous DLC was released in 2007. It was called Suck My Future Ass and featured Butt Jetpack Zombies and Future Zombies. BORING!! The last set Triassic Triumph was released in 2009, and then immediately after EA abandoned this shame completely, leaving shamers without any new content. Sad, really? Not really.
PIPCOP sued EA for infringing copyright and sued for 1,000,000,000 UnDollars and won. EA has not been able to financially recover, and this shame was never spoken of ever again. The shame was so bad that the Legion of Captains had to banish the shame into the pits of Hell, where not even Bob Saget wanted to play it.
Solar Flare also came from this shame. Surprised, are you?
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Everybody at launch said this shame was OK, not good, but not bad.
However, after Triassic Triumph was released, reviews really took a MASSIVE dip. Everybody hated EA for failing to update this shame. Critics now have EA on their death list. The shame was so bad that PIPCOP sued EA for making such a horrible putrid shame and won. EA never recovered from the incident.