@rexbox Both Tearaway & Papers Please are pushing more Innovative boundaries than TLOU IMHO. One of you two should've won that hands down.
— Bruce Straley (@bruce_straley) February 7, 2014
@rexbox Both Tearaway & Papers Please are pushing more Innovative boundaries than TLOU IMHO. One of you two should've won that hands down.
— Bruce Straley (@bruce_straley) February 7, 2014
I give respect to ND for giving props where props should be given.
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He is obviously wrong. Stanley Parable should've gotten the award. The fact that he doesn't even mention it shows that he doesn't know what he's talking about.
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Agreed. TLOU was no doubt one of the best games released last gen, but it really wasn't particularly innovative :p My vote would go to Tearaway.

I completely agree. Tearway was such a unique and amazing experience from start to finish. It deserved the goty award imo.
Predictions for LT console sales:
PS4: 120M
XB1: 70M
WiiU: 14M
3DS: 60M
Vita: 13M
Last of Us won an award for innovation? I know I crap on some aspects of the SP a lot so this might seem biased or jaded, but exactly what did the game do that was innovative?
Even the MP, which was simply amazing, probably the best I played in the last couple years, did nothing innovative. Just really well designed.
Agreed but with Paper's Please over Tearaway... It is oddly rewarding how such a simple game can have deep impacts without needing stellar graphics and gimmicks... You don't even see your family or even talk to them yet you make decisions that care for them and the choices you make have a lot of impacts as well as the people you decide to help. Really good game imo
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