I appreciate the purpose of this article, though I 'm afraid in trying to put AAA developers under an agreeable light to indies and certain game writers, it accidentally paints AAA devs as envious of the indies 's independence. r n r nUnlike the author, I will not speak for ...
@Michael r n r nEvery philosopher is a hypocrite. However, one can be both hypocritical and wise. r n r nI haven 't read anything from Ayn Rand, though I 've seen some interviews with her. Just felt like pointing out that the will to follow one 's own beliefs ...
Glen Cooney said: r n r n So while any one weapon may not seem very deep, the fact that you have all of them available at any time I think is at least equivalent to a so called deeper combo system previous games have. r n r nCombat systems ...
@Chris Chichester r n r nYour analogy of the awkward blend of East and West found in Ninja Gaiden 3 is spot on. The game is predictably at its best when, for one day, Ryu returns to Hayabusa Village to fight ninja and demons, away from any attempts at market ...
Indeed, Mike Murray is correct. r n r nIt 's all well and good that Jenova Chen wants to explore the development of games that he feels aren 't being made. After all, if one is passionate about something, the only choice for him is to pursue said passion. It ...
Ujn said: r n r n They 've removed all the smooth skilled action, all the ninpo weapon upgrades, replaced it with button mashing, wave after wave of weak enemies, pointless story and dreaded QTEs. r n r nI don 't understand what you mean by smooth skilled action, so ...
