GuyDuke on 08 November 2010
I don't want this to continue happening at all. Too many games suffer from this Hollywoodisation of the video gaming market and this is not a good thing at all. But you know, the Hollywoodisation of video gaming follows the trend of what is really happening in the world nowadays. You know, our superb values: work, performance, money, consumation.
Games are becoming like music: a lot of money invested into a product to make it a commercial success but not a classic, nor a product that will be remembered for decades.
