Hello friends,
I´ve been playing audiogames for 6 years now and I also have some ideas
about them!
I always thought that blind gamers are willing to pay for some
entertainement but for this to happen I think the gamer, who is a client,
should be respected. And what it means to be respected is to be offered a
game with quality, challenge, with features that make you want to play for
years.
For example, I proudly purchased Railracer because for me it was the best
audiogame ever made and it totally was worth the money spent on it. This is
what I call supporting the developers: they present you a game with quality,
more or less in the deadlines that are supposed to be and that even includes
online gaming that keeps your interest in the game! It´s a matter of trust.
Let's face the reality, some of the free games from Jim Kitchen are better
than some other paid games: PCGolf was my first audiogame and I still play
the newest version a lot!
There are two games which are absolutely missing in the market and I am sure
that they would sell a lot if they are ever released!
A football game (soccer) because developers should remember that the world
is not only the United States of America and that in the rest of the world
this game is loved by millions of people, and I guess that a big majority of
non american players are waiting for this for years.
I belong to a list of hundrets of audiogamers with portuguese and spanish
language and almost everyone agrees that a game like that would be a
craziness for us!
Thinking that it would sell so much, I don't understand why no developer
ever thought about that!
The second is a racing game with a system of season with points like F1,
Nashcar or whatever. A game where you could edit the names of pilots and
then you could make sessions of practice, qualifications, warm up and real
races with features like weather conditions, adjustment of wings according
to the track, wearing of tires, fuel consumption, good race line, movements
of overtaking and blocking etc. I am pretty sure that it would sell a lot
and I am also surprised that no one ever did it!
Sometimes simple ideas can create very profitable activities, we just have
to think about them. It's always how I think in my professional life!
Cheers,
Jorge
Jorge Gonçalves
Email & MSN: jopo...@hotmail.com
Skype Username: joport3
Webpage: www.jorgegoncalves.com
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From: "shaun everiss" <shau...@xtra.co.nz>
To: "Gamers Discussion list" <gamers@audyssey.org>
Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2009 3:04 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] game ideas
the beetle bug game is not to bad.
we already have an engine of sorts.
if you can get us sounds and maybe all the info about the tracks I am sure
I could probably do track/ car mods for ts2.1rc1.
thats not a issue.
At 12:39 p.m. 18/08/2009, you wrote:
here is some game ideas for any of game makers out there i wonder if
someone could make a game simular to the resident evil games and silent
hill games or how about a horror house game where you take a tour through
a hunted house i guess you can say a halloween house simulator like the
ones you go to in october for halloween how about a michael myer
halloween game where you got to go through michael house and other places
that was on the movies part one through part nine and even the two new
ones how about a beetle bug car raceing game where you can select
different volt wagen to play as when i had sight i love playing the
legend of spyro games someone should make a spyro game another game that
should get made is snake byte that was an old computer game if anyone what
more ideas on these game idea let me know and i will go in more about the
ideas i have for these games thank you
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