The sequels to these games don't exist yet. They can fail. And if Call of Duty fails, all the IPs which were altered to be more like Call of Duty will die with it, because people won't want to stop buying Call of Duty just to buy "Call of Duty in Space".Vault101 said:uhh what?
what already exists can't fail...if anything COD going out of fashion is a good thing...its too damn influentual in all the worst ways
But I agree, Call of Duty going out of fashion would be a good thing. But since a massive section of the AAA industry is trying to rip it off, they'll all go out of fashion with it.
I'm not saying all sequels are bad. I'm saying making nothing but sequels is bad. For example: "Borderlands 2" is fine. "Battlefield 11[footnote]I know it's "Battlefield 4" but it's actually the eleventh game[/footnote]" is a bad thing.Vault101 said:I like how people complain so much about seaquels when more often or not its the second game of a seres thats often considered the best...
I'm not saying reboots are bad. I'm just saying that it's not anything original. All you're doing is taking an old idea, and giving it a new look.Vault101 said:as for reboots I thouroghly enjoys DMC and Tomb raider even more...somtimes good things can come out of them
hell do you remember prince of persia sands of time? that was a reboot
A lot of them are just "cute time wasters in the same vein as angry birds", but the important ones aren't. Take for my example of Amnesia: The Dark Descent. That could've just as easily been made as a AAA game. Sure, it probably would've had better graphics, but that honestly doesn't make much of a difference. Coming from someone who plays a lot of AAA games (me), Amnesia looks good and is pretty revolutionary.Vault101 said:its just I dont like alot of thease so called "indie games" I fully admit that I'm quite ignorant about whats out there...but to me they come across merely as cute time wasters in the same vein as angry birds
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Good god, I'm hungry.