Samus Aran said:
oniyide said:
Nowadays, no nothing really is. At least in terms of video games everything has been done pretty much already, it doesnt matter if its done now in a different way its not new cause the basic experience hasnt changed. You can say Splatoon all you want, but at the end of the day its still a 3rd person shooter. Thats not innovative cause its not a wholly new experience.
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Does it play like any third person shooter before it? Oh, and it's a platformer in the singleplayer campaign. Innovation! ;)
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Haven't you just been ridiculing someone earlier in this thread for calling Ratchet and Clank a platformer (which it is regarded as) because 100% of the focus wasn't on platforming?