KLXVER said:
No, I watch movies and play video games for different reasons. I need great gameplay to keep playing a game. I need an interesting story/premise to keep watching a movie. |
Let me explain why that line of thinking doesn't make any sense. Lets jump back to our movie example.
No, I watch movies and read books for different reasons. I need a great spectacle to keep watching a movie. I need an interesting story/premise to keep reading a book.
That kind of thinking is reductive. Taking a form of media in only it's most basic sense. Movies tell stories in a different way that do books. A game tells a story in a different way than a movie does.
If you only judge games by what they were 30 years ago, they won't ever grow.
Also, keep in mind that this doesn't just extend to Uncharted 4, or even stories. This is about any game that strays from the traditional idea of what a game is.
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