Skidmore said:
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It is as far as the platforming genre was in its day. Animal Crossing and Wii Sports were not revolutionary, but rather innovative. Revolutions change the way the industry makes games within a small amount of time.
IE: Super Mario 64 revolutionized open world gaming prompting other games to follow. Before that open world games already existed on PC. GTA 3 revolutionized what Super Mario 64 revolutionized a generation later.
Does this suffice for example? No one is following Wii Sports or Animal Crossing.
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GTA 3 following this logic, since almost everything nowadays try to copy its openworld.
TLOUS does not come even close to that.
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Going down the "but X did it earlier", wouldn't Driver 2 or Urban Chaos be the revolutionary games rather than GTA 3? ;)