This is a sad day not just for RPG 'ers like myself, but for gamers -- and the legion of game developers, writers, artists and technicians that stand behind them -- everywhere. r n r nThe era of Bioware is long over. May other worthy teams pick up the mantle ...
I agree completely, Ken. r n r nYour reasoning can also explain, in a way, why the major publishers are doing mostly nothing but sequels, and are either unwilling or simply unable to innovate and move the game industry forward. r n r nYou can also add to your list ...
Since I posted a comment about LucasArts today, I may as well continue with a similar train of thought: r n r nFive years ago Bioware, carrying the goodwill it earned with its brilliant series of single-player RPGs, stoked the fires of gamelust with its promise of bringing its beloved ...
There is nothing new about commercial gaming on Linux: to promote OpenGL, Id Software ported the Quake series for Linux users a long time ago. Users had to buy those games, just like they would for a Windows version. r n r nAnyone trying to play Blu-ray on a Linux ...
The last time I saw this transition happening was Funcom 's Age of Conan, which also maintains a premium subscription base while declaring itself free to play. r n r nIn my opinion, the F2P aspect in AoC is a complete sham. Character skills, PvE content and even inventory space ...
