Briareos H on 22/11/2010 at 14:22
Yeah, that was my point. When you look at things that way, everyone wins: the masses buying the game get what they want and the devs/producers get their money. Everyone wins, except that nothing new is brought to the genre, no one has taken a risk and we 'elites' don't get to lose ourselves in an awesome new experience. At best, we get more of the same with a layer of next-gen. No new Thief, no new Deus Ex.
I'm beating a dead horse while stating the obvious maybe. And we all know the reasons, and we all know how it's evolving, etc. Maybe I am just writing in the hope that someone will come up with a strong refutation that today, innovation in a medium-budget project can't be anything more than an increment.
ZylonBane on 22/11/2010 at 20:21
Quote Posted by David Anfossi
If you can jump very high it is difficult to experience that...
This man is a goddamn idiot. Also...
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A triple-AAA title is now close to $30 million.
Holy crap, they're making an AAAAAAAAA game!
SubJeff on 22/11/2010 at 23:00
My God ZB, you are right. That guy is a frothing fuckwit isn't he?
That tracking of play is going to be a goddamn disaster because the majority of play style will be the dumbest of play style. ffs didn't these idiots go to school?
Yakoob on 22/11/2010 at 23:11
They did. They went to school of business.
