Re: Reflecting on gaming in general

Re: Reflecting on gaming in general   Do we want movies and games to be one and the same or should we let movies be movies and games be fun?YES THIS!Who decided that games need to be politically relevant high literature, costing millions to produce? At some point, we need to lose the word

Re: Reflecting on gaming in general

Re: Reflecting on gaming in general   Do we want movies and games to be one and the same or should we let movies be movies and games be fun?YES THIS!Who decided that games need to be politically relevant high literature, costing millions to produce? At some point, we need to lose the word

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Re: Reflecting on gaming in general @KenshiraTheTrinity, post 8:Don't worry; I too can get sucked in by the multi-million dollar machine at times.  To give you a brief example, when MK began making heavy use of the "konquest" mode, which would help you unlock further ch

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Re: Reflecting on gaming in general Fighting games I feel should be judged by their own merits, as Nocternus seemed to lump them in with everything else. The fact that they are competetive makes them a bit of an exception to the rule, imo, and I still find fighting games to be some of the

Re: Reflecting on gaming in general

Re: Reflecting on gaming in general That was a well thought out and written article. Personally I miss the days when buying a full priced game meant you were getting a complete package. Today its ok to release a half baked game at full price and release a patch free or otherwise later on

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Re: Reflecting on gaming in general @redfox, post 4:The point of the article was outlined in the title.  Anything beyond that was mostly speculation after careful and extensive research and fact gathering which I tried to outline through the use of my extensive linkage.  If I hadn't

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Re: Reflecting on gaming in general As always, super well written, love your perspective as well. I was going to ask, did you beat perfect dark by yourself? I think you had brought up a while back that one could play blind because of the stereo panning. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net

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Re: Reflecting on gaming in general Hello folks! Nocturnus, I do agree with the majority of the aspects you've outlined. However besides all the negative aspects of today's mainstream market and how it reflects on the audiogames scene, we should also take into consideration that

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Re: Reflecting on gaming in general ok lmao, that was like 30k chars, damn good writing too! I wanta see how many it is with all those headings and random ass links all over the place.Next time I would suggest lestening the links, it made it kind of anoying to read. but otherwise, damn

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Re: Reflecting on gaming in general A Wall of sound?  A Wall of sound!  If I want a wall of sound, I'll bribe one of you crazies who has money to throw at everything to buy me a Yamaha Montage!Hmmm, where to begin... URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/401612/#p401612 -- Audio

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Re: Reflecting on gaming in general I can't respond to the entire article because of how much detail is in it... but I will wrap it all up by saying that I agree completely. Simple games that have you coming back again and again are fantastic. However, for some reason, we don't h

Reflecting on gaming in general

Reflecting on gaming in general This topic made me consider gaming overall and the various trends that have shaped it over the past 18 years, because I honestly do believe that with the Rise of the 21st century we flipped things around on their heads and did things with gaming that had