No credentials really to speak of other than personal experience immersed in mostly table top games and wide selection of played video games majoring in RPGs and MMOGs. I have a great deal of interest in how and why video games work (or don't work). And I welcome criticism as well as heated debate or deeply philosophical discussion.
Were talking about gamers, interested in games. Not people in the general use of the word. If we are going to generalize about those interested in games, why stop at achievements and people Babies could be interested in games too So could cats and dogs Is it fair for us ...
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php fbid 10151274265601071 set a.98724281070.125189.73340321070 type 1 relevant count 1 r n r nThis brought me back to remembering what hasn 't been replaced through video games yet.
r n r nWhat WoT really shows is that giving the player minutia of choice, choice that has consequences, choice that is natural to the user and not forced gives a believable experience. even with just WASD and a mouse to point your gun you have immense control over your ...
and those cuddly miniature bears are brilliant and deep characters compared to Jar Jar r n r nThis, and because so many poo pooed the ewoks, we can be sure even their shallow depth will no grace another star Wars .. but behold a new audience luvs teh Jah Jah. ...
This, I hope is the next generation of gaming. It 's the right direction. I think however audience response and nature is going to be dependent largely on the social norms / social expectancies. the other thing is while this is a step forward for gaming it still misses a ...
