Re: WWII explained in one pic
Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2012 10:40 pm
For me, gaming was most often a 'get together' thing. I rarely enjoy single player games like GTA. I never quite understood the point of it.
AC is repetitive, huh? I can see your point about the emphasis on graphics, which is why Wii is always in the back of my mind when it comes to deciding on a system. And I was under the impression that credit card information was required for PS3 online. Wasn't there a whole fiasco about user credit card info being hacked and leaked (most likely by Microsoft)? And if I were to stack up FPS games today, Battlefield would take the cake. Then again, I don't see a point to the realism behind combat games. That's messed up. Whatever happened to escapism?
I know if I ever do decide to actually purchase a system, a whole new slew of consoles will be let out once I do.
AC is repetitive, huh? I can see your point about the emphasis on graphics, which is why Wii is always in the back of my mind when it comes to deciding on a system. And I was under the impression that credit card information was required for PS3 online. Wasn't there a whole fiasco about user credit card info being hacked and leaked (most likely by Microsoft)? And if I were to stack up FPS games today, Battlefield would take the cake. Then again, I don't see a point to the realism behind combat games. That's messed up. Whatever happened to escapism?
I know if I ever do decide to actually purchase a system, a whole new slew of consoles will be let out once I do.
) but decided it wasn't for it. The game industry has gone downhill and puts way too much emphasis on graphics, they have set up ridiculous rules forcing people to play a certain way and limitting what they can do with the product they purchased and 80% o the games out there are FPS Call of Duty wannabees.