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Originally Posted by Giligan
Unfortunately, you just did the same thing when you called all FPS games a joke.  Funny how that works, innit?
Anyway, I'd agree that the adventure genre is definitely lacking in innovation and originality. But is that really a fault of adventure game developers? Game developers develop what gamers ask for, which, in the case of the adventure genre, is more or less the same basic, repetitious game that AG players have been playing for two decades. Personally, I don't think we're going to see any remarkable advances in adventure game design philosophy until adventure game players decide to be a little more open-minded and stop dismissing, even before they've played them, games that tries something new. That's not to say, however, that the point-and-click game genre doesn't still have enormous potential - it does. I'm just not sure if it's being tapped. |
I said all SINGLE PLAYER Fpss a joke. Not all FPSs. Battlefield and TF2 and CS are great.
And to the other person, people can't even find Iraq on a map, nor recite the freedoms in the first amendment, yet you think them intelligent enough to figure out adventure puzzles!?
