After the closing of Visceral Games: Employees liked the singleplayer of the new Star Wars game, there were many great ideas.

No, because I also love multiplayer games.

I support this. I like both elements, but I always notice something is missing from multiplayer only games (that I spent 60 bucks on). It tends to not be a 100% satisfying experience.

Also Couch Cooperative Campaigns so I can play with humans in the same room. GASP!  It's why I didn't buy Halo 5 new. I got it second hand (and still haven't played it hardly at all.)

Zelda and Metroid. Still 2 of my most favorite series of all time. I've been playing them since their first installment. Same goes for the first 9 or so Final Fantasy games.

Money is the only language that the publishers will listen to.

Exactly. Change happens. The mainstream will decide what stays and what goes based on what they buy. All the pound signs in the world won't change that.

I sure love them.And while i don't thing this # will change anything,keep spreading dude,all my support to you.

Come on for real ? no need to spread this message

I don't get it. If there is demand, the companies will make the product. If they don't, someone else will step in and service the market. *shrugs*

#LoveSingleplayerGames

Single-Player games are better for the industrie because you can only play a Multiplayer game as long as the company who made it continue to support the game. Single-Player games don't rely on the game's userbase or on the online network for you to enjoy.

I think those microtransactions would happen anyways, regardless of a game being multiplayer or single-player.