This article is bananas. Origin is not catching up to Steam . It 's not quite apples and oranges, but it 's not far from that either. r n r nThe overwhelming majority of Origin accounts come from users forced to opt in when they purchase a given game ex: ...
Games are not children and developers and fans are not their parents. At least for the most part, and especially in the case of Resident Evil. The direction of this series has long been guided by the chase for mainstream success, not the development of any systems, narrative, gameplay mechanics ...
Nice retrospective, but I don 't know why you depict racing games so negatively. And in any case, WipEout is nothing like a standard racing game. r n r nThe genius of that series wasn 't just the balance-perfect, ultra-fast gameplay, but that WipEout very subtly explored and developed an ...
@A S: I know that 's not a true-to-fact statement. All skills are honed by practice and hard work: writing, playing music, basketball, programming, it all works the same way. What I 'm really trying to say is that when Coding is good, it functions. If I click the Homepage ...
Tactical education has always lacked in these games. I too wish they would try to impart some real knowledge to the player, like why he might want to flank vs draw out the enemy, and how to read terrain.
Interesting article Bernardo and follow up conversation below but I wonder if you two aren 't letting the complexity of the situation override the value of having the debate in the first place. r n r nAll games at their most basic are math puzzles. All of them. Second: all ...
Margaret Robertson is lacking creativity. She 's also lacking some skills and tools that could help her achieve her goal. r n r nNo subject is too complex for any medium, this is a basic truth and there 's never been a good argument against it.
Pu-lease. r n r nI went to a knitting store with my girlfriend over the weekend and soon after walking in, a kind old lady who works there said to me: We have a boys corner over there, if you 'd like to sit while you wait There were chairs ...
