Riachu on 11 October 2008
| Paul_Warren said: It's funny that some people complain about cutscenes as a method of telling stories in video games, yet you never see these people complain about the fact that there are boxes with characters and word ballons in them that advance the stories in comic books or that when you go to see movies or watch dramas and comedies on television, you see characters and actors on the screen that are playing out stories that you in no way have any control over that many times last up to two hours or more and are oftentimes not as interesting as the cutscenes in games like Final Fantasy, Metal Gear, or the best Resident Evils. |
I agree. FF and MGS tend to have more interesting stories than a lot of the shit that Holywood seems put out these days. The only mainstream movies released this year that are considered to be great by critics are The Dark Knight, Iron Man, and Wall-E.
