super_etecoon on 04 January 2009
| McStormy1 said: I'm asking this because many gamers seem to not like long cutscenes, do not care about depth and writing quality in their storylines and often become upset over games that feature a prominent storyline in liue with gameplay. Do gamers simply enjoy movies and books less than the average population hence why they gravitate towards games and dislike movie and book qualities in their medium of choice? |
I love reading...and watching film...
and I think cut scenes/story often get in the way of gameplay. Too often the story is simply pout there toi explain why you are doing random things in a game. Take Elebits for instance...or even Metroid. I don't care why I'm playing...just let me play.
