I have to agree with the sentiment that this is silly article. There is most certainly a place for stories in games. One need look no further than the fact that some of the highest selling and most critically acclaimed games of all time feature static stories. r n r ...
Your words remind me of two people I knew back in college. They were young, single and possessing passionate aspirations to be game developers. One of them got an internship and was later hired full-time as a gameplay programmer, the other got a job in a different industry telecommunications still ...
Weren't they undecided on if they were going to support the Playstation Move in the beginning I seem to remember the game being confirmed as a Kinect game, but Move support was being considered . That could be a cause for the delay.
it can finally become the Netflix of video games both in service and speed. I'd be shocked if that ever happened. Probably the only company that would ever do that would be Netflix, themselves.
It has always been a problem of budget. The games simply cost way too much for the return they've gotten. Thats why even Microsoft backed off the IP when Shenmue II flopped badly on the Xbox. I'd like to hope word of mouth and general resonance from the loyal fanbase ...
You may want to check out a game called Haunting Ground, a.k.a Demento. Its one of the few horror games I've played that I would classify as true survival horror. You have no real weapons, you have no real self-defense training, you're an ordinary girl and you face arguably constant ...
