Deyon said:
Yeah i said it! |
if your being serious thats more disturbing than that picture

Deyon said:
Yeah i said it! |
if your being serious thats more disturbing than that picture

Motion controls
and the Last of Us.
Been away for a bit, but sneaking back in.
Gaming on: PS4, PC, 3DS. Got a Switch! Mainly to play Smash
The rise of the smaller downloadable game. It's a genre that is responsible for some of the best and most innovative experiences this generation.
PS+ has been really nifty for giving value back to the player rather than just continuing to squeeze.
We've had some excellent FPS releases this generation. Yes, people like to whine about that, but it hasn't even been close to what we've seen in the past, when floods of platformers and beat'em ups choked the market.
Variety. Though RPG representation suffered, pretty much everything else was well represented this generation, which is something I really like to see. The PS2 generation had a fair amount but no as much as we do today.
Owning a game console being accepted. No matter how I feel about CoD or Wii Sports personally, they made adults buying game consoles for themselves common-place. Few people really question it anymore.
It's been a good, diverse generation, in my opinion.

Wii sports!! Without a doubt!!
Call of Duty with its fucking addictive multiplayer is worthy of being mentioned too. It brought millions into online multiplayer.
Looking at tech improvements:
- Online gaming
- Wireless controllers to kill that horrible cables
- Hard disks/flash memory in all consoles to end with memory cards.
- Motion controllers.
- Blu rays and no more disk switching.
- HD graphics, so we can play in big screens without games looking terrible.
- 3D gaming.
About games, I would say God of War 3, Metal Gear Solid 4, LittleBigPlanet, GT5, the last Mortal Kombat game and Uncharted series.
I really Love the Mass Effect series i thought that was the greatest series to come out this generation.
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