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dropCGCF · 01-22-2005, 01:41 AM

Game companies are all too restricted by licences nowadays. Everyone plays Madden because of it's "realism". I always played Blitz because it was simple.

Games were creative back when. Now everyone thinks by using the Apocalypse engine, they can make a "new" Tony Hawk. Two were enough.

Hasn't anyone noticed that the DC failed? They tried too many things at one time. Sure, the idea of a VMU was great, but most Americans don't have spare time to raise a Chao.

Gamers are going to get fed up and stop buying games. I had to decide for a long time whether or not I wanted Halo 2. And I was shockingly dissapointed by the ending.

Games like DDR are widely popular around the world because they can be understood in any language, and their settings can be made so easy that children can play them right. Donkey Konga hits it. My sister can play it and win on easy levels, and I play the hard ones. Everyone's happy. Nintendo gets more money.

01-22-2005, 01:41 AM	#10
dropCGCF back in the saddle dropCGCF is offline Location: Buffalo, N.Y. Now Playing: Posts: 725	Re: The Fall Of The Modern Gaming Era Game companies are all too restricted by licences nowadays. Everyone plays Madden because of it's "realism". I always played Blitz because it was simple. Games were creative back when. Now everyone thinks by using the Apocalypse engine, they can make a "new" Tony Hawk. Two were enough. Hasn't anyone noticed that the DC failed? They tried too many things at one time. Sure, the idea of a VMU was great, but most Americans don't have spare time to raise a Chao. Gamers are going to get fed up and stop buying games. I had to decide for a long time whether or not I wanted Halo 2. And I was shockingly dissapointed by the ending. Games like DDR are widely popular around the world because they can be understood in any language, and their settings can be made so easy that children can play them right. Donkey Konga hits it. My sister can play it and win on easy levels, and I play the hard ones. Everyone's happy. Nintendo gets more money.