Trentonater on 01 September 2012
| bananaking21 said: see the problem is within us the gamers more than the actual devs, we pretty much want something we know and are familiar with. for example who would buy a game that is actually about romance? like a romantic comedy ? or a game that you dont even fight or kill a guy something more psychological for example a game like the shutter island movie? we gamers are pretty much close minded about our games lets be honest. the only games i see breaking this trend are quantic dream games and they are HEAVILY criticized for being "a playable movie" or "not actually" being a game, heavy rain isnt like any other game, its new and unique and for that reason a lot of people criticized it, its us the gamers who are the cause of this, not the developers or publishers |
I never said it was the developers fault. They want to make money. Better games just need to be more profitable. It doesn't always have to be unique features too. I think we could use more spec ops: the Lines.
