| Mr Khan said: Are they really all that diverse? At least when it comes to high-profile releases? In terms of gameplay, certainly, but they've all been moving some sort of design singularity in terms of aesthetic, aside from niche JRPGs. |
What do you mean? Other than obvious groupings like CoD and Battlefield, which is to be expected because they're in the same exact genre. Glancing at the Amazon hourly best sellers, just as an example, the top third-party games are The Wolf Among Us, GTA5, Shadow of Morder, Monster Hunter 4, Dying Light, CoD: Advanced Warfare, Minecraft, Evolve, Diablo, and Dragon Age Inquistition.
None of those games would you mistake for another. If you mean theme, like Fantasy or Science Fiction, then there isn't much getting around that.
