UltimateUnknown on 17 August 2011
I actually sort of agree with the man to a certain extent. Its not to say you can't play alone, but look at Demon's soul, it is a single player focused game but mixes up and connects different people so that the adventure itself seems realistic, or of a more grander scale.
Or you can also look at NFS: Hot pursuit, even in the single player mode, you are constantly shown challenges left by your friends so you have something to thrive for always, so it makes the game more fun and challenging.
I think people are taking this the wrong way, the future of single player can really be enriched and innovated upon by using multiplayer functionalities in a non-conventional way.
