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Leadified said:
DerpSandwich said:
Won't happen. That game was incredible by its own right and also revolutionary. We've reached a point in the industry where I don't think we can innovate on such a large scale, thus removing the chance that something is going to blow our socks off to such a degree. People are still innovating, but in smaller bits; nothing will ever give us the same feeling we got when we set off on the first truly awesome and epic 3D adventure in gaming history. People can make near-perfect games, but nothing will ever beat a near-perfect game that blazed trails. The nostalgia effect will always be present.


I don't think there is enough faith in this thread that game developers can deliver anymore, there were a lot of bad games the past couple of years but also some true masterpieces as well.

I'm trying to say that devs are definitely producing masterpieces, they're not not producing masterpieces that are also as revolutionary as OOT.  And there's nothing wrong with that.  It's sort of like how no band will ever be as popular as The Beatles, because we're at a time where mixing genres and experimenting is the norm.  There just isn't enough room left to trail blaze like they did.  But that doesn't mean great music isn't being produced today.



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Bloodbath Paddy Wagon Ultra 9