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After EA Sports announced<\/a> that it would be sticking by Tiger Woods and president Peter Moore reaffirmed<\/a> that in a blog post earlier this month, it seemed pretty clear that Tiger was not in danger of losing his videogame endorsement deal. But at the very least, EA Sports seems to be investigating whether that decision is doing their brand any harm by way of a survey from Greenfield Online.<\/p>\n \nAmong the Tiger-related questions in the survey are the following two (both pictured<\/a> at Kotaku):<\/p>\n Q. EA Sports makes a Tiger Woods video game. Has the controversy made your impressions of EA Sports more or less favorable, or has it had no impact?<\/p>\n Q. Has the controversy made you more or less likely to buy a Tiger Woods related video game in the future?<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Clearly, there is at least some modicum of concern that the Tiger scandal could reflect poorly on EA Sports. With Tiger Woods PGA Tour Online<\/a>’s open beta launching later this month, it’s undoubtedly far too late to simply pull Tiger’s name off of it. But if the polling comes back overly negative, EA Sports might have to rethink its continued support of Tiger. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Buy This Item: [Click here to buy this item]<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n\n