I enjoy the simiar pattern of Zelda games, including Twilight Pr-cess. But Halo can brush its teeth, and the Release of Black Ops mde me realize that it needs to change.
I know this topic is widely discussed and thought of already, so I thought I would bring it up again before the year ended.
I'm on my second viewing on the Persona Endurance Run and I can only hope that Jeff and Vinny buckle down in the couch again and make another Endurance Run.
I did enjoy the Deadly Premonition Endurance Run but mostly because of the game's shittiness. Jeff and Vinny though. Love it.
@pretender15 said: I never had a decent computer to actually run any games in the 90's but I do remember Diablo 1, Starcraft 1, Age of Empires 1, and Diablo 2. I was really young at the time, as I'm 18 now. I was quite innocent and young during the 90's and had a very narrow minded interpretation of video games. I was confined to Nintendo consoles during my youth and only had the priveledge of watching my dad play some games on the PC. I really enjoyed watching him play Quake, DOom, STarcraft and half-life although I had no idea what was going on. And he even let me play Diablo and STarcraft after a couple years ^^ Console games were my favorite games during the 90's and early 2000's. SPecifically Donkey Kong COuntry, Goldeneye 007, and The legend of Zelda Games (which in retrospect, were some of the most played and mainstream titles) However, I wouldnt be able to go back and play many of these titles nowadays because 1: THe graphics from the 90's burn my eyes after playing so many modern games. 2: If I loved the games enough that I wouldnt mind the graphics, I wouldnt play it, I would just look at my older game files, play a couple levels and listen to the old music in the game, because I can't handle playing over the entire game again ( mental block doesn't allow to play such awesome old games again) 3: IF there were no mental block and I would start playing the game again, I would quickly realize after a couple levels that the games were no longer diffcult to me because I had played them so much back in the day. And without the challenge, my "completionist whore" nature would lose interest and I would return to more modern day games.
Also, just because someone continues to play "mainstream" games does not mean that they suck and should be given a distinct, condescending title such as "streamers" (even if that sounded remotely like an insult), it means that genre of game hasn't worn off on them yet, but in later years, they won't be able to return to that genre bacause its lost it touch.
THats Crap! Games that base their franchises on the online component (Like Call Of Duty) are EXTREMELY popular! But that doesn't mean all games NEED an online system. Just because I liked Bayonetta, doesn't mean I NEED an online component for that game to play, and by playing it, thus proving my love for Bayonetta. Single Player Only Games are some of the most captivating and worthwhie games to have.
Bioshock 2 did this, the new multiplayer wasn't bad, and I didn't keep me playing it a whole lot longer. I liked the bioshock franchise for its atmospheric gameplay on the Single Player. If you are going to add an online component for a Single Player Game, in my opinion, make it CO-OP. I wouldn't mind playing some scary-ass single player games (in Co-op) with my bros!
Who Turned Out da Lights?! Also, I totally agee with Pokelkzai!
@PokeIkzai said:
"And I think gaming is finished if its only multiplayer. "
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