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You're solution is clever but I don't think I would call it a final one. You can combat the pirates all you want but it's not just them you're fighting against. DMR of any kind is just another means to further separate the publisher from the buyer- take a look ...
As several others have already stated we need to start viewing games not as a general and static experience, but as unique story from the potent perspective of an individual. This article gets it done. Bravo.
I have a great enjoyment for games that offer endless possibility- as long as they're willing to demonstrate at least some of those possibilities. Without any guidelines or goals games can quickly become just toys. Quite enjoyable, but something that you can very easily lose interest in. Some of my ...
In response to the first half of your post: That's more or less what I was saying though not as eloquently as I would hope to . It makes sense that using a perspective that we can more easily relate to creates a closer bond with the character we're playing ...
Speaking strictly as a fan, this is exactly what I was hoping Double Fine would do. More games, more often. All of the creativity coming out of that company should not be restricted to one title, one world, once every year or so. As much as I love the depth ...
I honestly do not see a point in defending games as art. If you don't believe they're art- move on. Make more games. If you do believe they're art- move on. Make more games. I first clicked this article in hopes that a group had been formed to discuss methods ...
