Nothing warms my heart like one of my favorite franchises selling its soul to the not-so-free-to-play mmo scene. This press release pretty much dashes my hopes of the game retaining its rts core as anything more than a slave in the service of the mmo shell.
While a boon for the industry, I am in principle against using trade agreements to side-step the normal process for creating regulatory legislation information on how they're doing this, while not mentioned in this article, can be found elsewhere , because a large part of this initiative is actually concerned ...
I think this whole argument is incredibly anachronistic. Go is a game with incredibly high expressive potential not to mention strategic breadth and depth it continually presents the players with situations that engender introspective thought on very fundamental issues regarding their attitudes, beliefs, and temperaments. This is a game that ...
I realize I sound very anti games as art , but my problem is not with games on a fundamental level, as Ebert's is. My problem is with games as they stand today and how they're made and understood. I think we don't produce games that are truly art very ...
You might be right and the rewards for both choices are equal, which I think is even worse that rewarding the altruistic choice over the selfish one. Actually now that I think about it, rewarding the player for his altruistic act isn't a bad idea, but it shouldn't involve ADAM, ...
