..we try to write sequences and mechanics that allow each character to take center stage and advance their individual arcs. r n r nI 've always been a fan of the party system in JRPGs and some WRPGs Dragon Age etc but I 've often found that it 's used ...
I think it comes down to something that we 've all experienced at one point or another in our lives, you listen to someone describe this great holiday location, on some distant and exotic island and when they are done you ask, oh great, so have you been there and ...
Speaking from a gamers perspective there are a few problems I have about the way decisions are implemented in narrative RPGs: r n r n1. Character archetypes: usually borrowed from other more static forms of media like film, tv, novels, comic books etc. These force me to think in a ...
I more often discover and buy after I detect a buzz trend among a group of people whose opinions I value see social media r n r nI agree with Kris, this seems like a more organised user curated system than the all hell breaks loose scenario. As a gamer ...
Sorry David but I have to agree with John and Frank. What Valve is trying to do is noble and all if you feel inclined to call it that but what ultimately determines how successful a product is on the market is demand for that product and I don 't ...
Medal of Honor Warfighter also showed they can 't compete against Activision in the FPS genre as well. r n r nWhy are they still investing in a game that has proven time and again that it has lost popularity among gamers, instead of just putting their money into the ...
While innovation on the hardware side is usually the topi of interest at anytime before the impending release of a new generation of consoles, I would like to hear more about the innovative ways Sony and MS are going to market and sell their next generation of consoles. In the ...
Ubisoft has always been all art and no gameplay, a view I formed after playing games like the AC series, Far Cry 2 and GR:Future soldier. Their games always look and sound great but often end up being repetitive and lacking any missions that leave a lasting impression on the ...
I agree with Christian, Sony has being having a problem defining it 's target market post PS2 and I think this is because when the Wii came out everyone was so startled by its success that they panicked and started trying to compete copy it with it for its core-market ...
Apparently Sony 's strategy is to sccop up the remainder of the gamer market share that will not be able to afford their next gen console, sort of like how the PS2 continued to sell after the release of the PS3, whether this will remove backward compatibility for PS3 games ...
