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Tiger Woods No Longer Cover Boy For His Own Game

tiger.jpgIn a rather ballsy move, EA has decided to drop Tiger Woods as the cover boy from his own series of video games and has replaced the disgraced golfer's face with a golf hole flag from Augusta National Golf Club.

According to Fox News, Tiger Woods not showing any signs of embarrassment of the removal said that he is excited for the game.

EA's Peter Moore has also released a statement trying to stop rumors that they are beginning to slowly remove Tiger Woods from the brand, because the sales of Tiger Woods video games have dropped 60% since his cheating scandal broke out in 2009.

"If the insinuation is it's a reflection of EA Sports backing away from its relationship that goes back literally 13 years with Tiger, that's not the case whatsoever. You shouldn't read into the fact that Tiger's not featured on the box art of that particular edition,

"Tiger is right there on the PS3 version of the game with Move support, which was very good for us and Sony last year. We'll continue that."

The PS3 Collector's Edition will retail for $10 more when the game releases March 29, 2011.  The Collector's Edition will be the only version to have Tiger Woods face on the cover.

via Hollywood Reporter

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