Yes, thats' right. Games are evil today.
Today you look at any game on Xbox360 or PC or whatever, and you fall in love with it right-a-way. No, it's not love, it's lust. Game Designers focus on nothing but graphics these days. People go wow that's awesome, buy it, play it until they're bored of the graphics, then it's never seen again. That's lust. What about the love of Classic Gaming? Where'd Lemmings go? Where'd friggin Cruise for a Corpse or all those old Simpsons Games or Willy Beamish go? Those were the games that you'd buy, and play until you've finished the game over and over. They didn't focus on good sound or amazing 2D-pixelated-graphics, they focused on gameplay. I'm pissed off with commercial games these days. I still get tempted to buy one because it's lust, temptation… But I don't, because 90% of those games are just eye-candy.
xD How could you do that to the system that owned PS1's ass?
*Shines a few rocks*
Get a DS. Not based on graphics. Look at meteos and polarium.My comments on the topic:
1.) PC>consoles. That's all. End of story.2.) I have to agree with Rhys on this one because my computer sucks (P4 3.0GHz / 512MB RAM / Nvidia 7200) too much to play most games on anything higher than medium quality graphics. I went back today (I was home from school sick) and played Halo PC, and damn that game was fun. It wasn't too much in the way of graphics (especially not on my machine with the graphics on only medium), but it was really fun. Of course, at the time it was top-of-the-line graphics…3.) Old-school games kick ass. I'm a huge fan of the Genesis Sonic games, because up until 2002 all I had was a Genesis for gaming (and I was too dumb up until 2001 to buy PC games), and I think those old games were great. Also, old DOS games rock, especially the LucasArts ones. I'm just playing through my dad's old copy of Sam and Max Hit the Road, and that's a great example of another kind of game they're making less and less of these days: a truly funny one. Day of the Tentacle was grand too.4.) A great example of a great freeware game with nice, clean graphics (not that <i>good</i>, mind you), and truly fun and addicive gameplay: <a href="http://phackett.com/rumblebox/">Rumble Box</a>.5.) The title of this blog post freaked me out…I thought you were going Jack Thompson on us :]takua, Halo PC is a bad example for your claim, since that game was originally made for console…
Harvest moon Alpha Man? No comment.
Jack Thompson's viewpoints warrant a totally different blog. In fact, I now have my new blog topic.I stop playing cause I cant beat a boss cause I suck :3 haha
Like..I like it..but if it plays hard to get…IT'S OVER D<