| CourageTCD said: For those voting in the first option, imagine watching trailers and gameplays of the new entries on your favorite franchise and you not being able to play them |
Imo, they're all shadows of what they use to be anyway, so I don't mind. Gaming now is mostly about redundancy. It's like the telephone in the 90's. There's little to no innovation going on. It's just there. Just part of life. Back in my day, it was being invented. The road was being created. Everything was epic, everything was mind-blowing, and you were experiencing games and consoles you literally couldn't even dream of before, and it was happening every five years or so. That isn't today's industry. Not even close.
And then, like I said earlier in the thread, if you throw in AI, which is literally almost in everything now (and only going to get worse), well...
