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Do you feel that games should have a maximum limit on how many there can be in a franchise?
Should all game console develpoers merge into one console like this?
Should all game console develpoers merge into one console like this?
The day will change from week to week to coincide with my University course, but like many gamers, probably have the scum and villany of the workplace to contend with, so Sunday would be an educated guess. And then that will often be a couple of matches on Tekken 6 online squeezed in between cooking Sunday lunch. Gotta love Yorkshire puddings.Cpt_Oblivious said:
Why was every body pissed off at the g-20 summit. O wait.. *re-reads OP* O.. well then..How would you react to a Justin Beiber guitar hero? I would be thrilled!!!!! I would be pretty pissed *shifty eyes*
Knights of the Old Republic (1+2) were popular games, and loved by many many loyal fans. In all fairness the answer is unclear, like the mind of a drunken Jedi. Sequel developer Obsidian have done Alpha Protocol recently, as well as Fallout New Vegas. It's still a possibility though.Radeonx said:
Question 1 - Yes from a consumer point of view. Fans of a series can become as tired of countless sequels, whilst others love the continuation. A prime example of this would be Final Fantasy and it's nearly 60+ games that bear the title Final Fantasy. However it all lies in money and profit, and being part of the gaming industry I find that shallow. Creativity and unqiue thoughts should be put first rather than grabbing cash.silver wolf009 said:Do you feel that games should have a maximum limit on how many there can be in a franchise?
Should all game console develpoers merge into one console like this?
Question 2 - Not really. The Super Genentari was made to encorporate four systems and stands as an awesome piece of home engineering. However it's size presents a problem because it's creator Rich Daulz shows it dwarfing an original Xbox. A game console which had digital forms from various developers and systems would be better. Just dont expect Sony and Nintendo teaming up for a joint system yet. Like question 1, its all about money.
Your question is quizical. 'Kill' what? The player? The console? The industry? Nevermind, probably time and effort going into the 'kill' button would have many problems. I mean a bomb in a 360 may not present the best argument at a health and safety point of view.reg42 said:
I'd ship the entire stock of JB guitar Hero to North Korea. I hear Kim Jonh-Il is a fanof his music.enzilewulf said:
Public image. A game could be out there that is 100% perfect in every way, but without advertising it could never be found. Developer history can also be a factor, with Spellbound and Pirhannaa Bytes being very low key in the industry. I was going to put the question down as simply age with Gothic 1 being made in 2001. However there is a 4th game for planned for Auutmn this year. A new game to attract new customers, fans and players is what the series could ask for, as well it being on a home console.Vhite said: