"Every New Game From Now On Must ___________" (fill in the blank)
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I know this thread isn't exactly full of realistic ideas, but I've thought of this before myself and quickly realized it's impossible. I know you were exaggerating by saying NES graphics, but even making a modern game look like a year 2000 game with graphics scalers would be pretty much impossible.Winthrop said:
There IS a limit to how far a games graphics can scale without making major technical adjustments to the game engine that would be too time consuming and too troublesome just to cater to people who would probably rather buy the game on a console anyway. But I'll agree they could do with making them scale a bit better than they currently do.
Every game has to include Batman, just in a small way. Maybe he could be a postor, or even make a cameo. I just want more Batman.
Captcha: Long Division.... I can't think of anything funny for that.
Captcha: Long Division.... I can't think of anything funny for that.
Thats... not a bad idea really.leet_x1337 said:
Of course finding two women in a game can be surprisingly difficult sometimes.
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Oh believe me I know it isn't a walk in the park to do things like that, with all the versions of direct x and new shaders and physics technology always coming out. Its always just been a wish I've had. I actually homebrew simple computer games in my spare time and I agree wholeheartedly that optimization and graphics scaling are not easy.AverageJoe said:
I agree that a number of the people it would help would be console gamers, but I think it would be a good way to bring people to the PC more. I am confined to a laptop with decent specs, but its graphics card is pretty bad to say the least. Anyway I often come across games I cannot play and I am reluctant to buy games that aren't on a ridiculous steam sale or have a demo so I can ensure that they run on my laptop. Its a shame because I love the modding I get with the PC, but I really like the guarantee of performance on a console. It was a fairly unrealistic and selfish demand, but boy would it help me out haha.
Every New Game From Now On Must focus on one thing, either single player or multiplayer.
COD Games are all for the Multiplayer, the campaign it's an extra, not everyone plays the single player.
So Games like Bioshock should focus on making a good single player and forget the multiplayer, want to sell DLC? well make some expansion or something. I haven't finished Bioshock 2, because it's not as interesting as the first one.
I think a lot of games could be better if they focus on the thing they want to sell.
COD Games are all for the Multiplayer, the campaign it's an extra, not everyone plays the single player.
So Games like Bioshock should focus on making a good single player and forget the multiplayer, want to sell DLC? well make some expansion or something. I haven't finished Bioshock 2, because it's not as interesting as the first one.
I think a lot of games could be better if they focus on the thing they want to sell.
80 hour story with believable characters.
I suppose the Persona series has set my standards too high.
I suppose the Persona series has set my standards too high.
...have day 1 DLC, DLC on disk, tons of further DLC, day1 patches, further patches of cool "features", online pass, always online, a monthly/and or dayly fee, a overpriced special edition, a overpriced collectors edition, a game of the year edition, an online store for ingame items and features, a multiplayer regardless of the game and genre, a 3 hour single player campaign, used sale protection...and for a game i want... 1 million Dollar (say this slowly in an evil villain voice and lift your little finger to your mouth).
Yaaaay, the publisher side of this sure smells like money, rotten bugs and sounds like Michael Myers.
Yaaaay, the publisher side of this sure smells like money, rotten bugs and sounds like Michael Myers.
Allow YOU to decide if that lame, cookie-cutter robotic romantic interest is actually worth pursuing.
Tell a story that pulls at the heart strings, one that allows the player to further immerse themselves in the narrative whilst seamlessly matching the gameplay.