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artur-fernand said:
Jazz2K said:
artur-fernand said:


By using that logic, there is nothing different about games ever since the PSOne. You hold the controllers, you press buttons, the games are 3D. By stretching it a little bit, I could say it's the same thing since the NES. I'm not sure how that's a flaw, it's been working pretty damn well so far.

 

And motion controls don't really work with the vast majority of genres. There are other uses for the camera, but I can't think of anything that would industry-defining.

That's exactly it, you get a controller which feels the same and you press the same buttons for the same movements there is no stretching that's exactly it.

What PSOne, Saturn and N64 brought is 3D and controllers changed because of it. 3D and cds brought a lot of gameplay impossible to do on 16bits era... PS4 and One up til now don't seem to bring anything new... I know I being impatient, last gen was too long and now that the next is here it feels the same.

Someone already wrote a pretty good post in this thread about it. You can't honestly be expecting a COMPLETELY NEW gaming experience just because we're going to a new generation.

Between the PS2 and the PS3, what changed? PSOne and PS2? SNES and PS1 (other than 3D graphics)? Games got bigger and more impressive. They're not just getting prettier. You can't possibly look at me with a straight face and tell that GTA4 is just GTA3 with better graphics. There's also nothing like the Arkham games or Uncharted in the previous generations. Just a few examples.

CD and 3D gaming brought a lot to be honest. Way more that any gen after that. Sounds were far better, music was more engaging, full motion videos. 3D brought another dimention that completely changed the gaming industry. Resident Evil, Gran Turismo, DDR games, FPSs, Sports everything was so different that you had to learn to play all over again... now I'm getting tired of the same things...