Mazty said:
Not really....I don't enjoy Ratchet and Clank because I prefer my games to be serious and team based (online FPS'). I think all gamers hold the same things vital in games such as level design etc, but it's not vital for me that a game be serious, it's just my preference. I can't think of something in a game someone would hold as vital and another gamer would not. But note by gamer I mean someone 14ish - 20+, so in that sense a game for kids would obviously have different things vital (no violence, no horror etc) due to the way kids think. |
Children are one of the bigger player groups of "serious" games, but we're getting off-track.
Let me level it for you. Suppose a person holds it vital that they have a tight, no-nonsense platforming experience, and any other values are derived from that. You do not share that value, right? The one that says that platforming is really important.