There's no denying that it's a great time to be a gamer. The game library for video game consoles is enormous. PC gaming is going strong even though some people predict its demise. And handheld video gaming continues to thrive. But some games never make it to stores. In fact, some never even make it out of development. In the early days of video games, it was possible for a small team or even a single person to program a game from start to finish. Today, most video games are too sophisticated and complex for a few people to design and program. Instead, video game companies dedicate entire departments to create new games.
Skewed and Reviewed have written an Opinion Piece covering issues in the gaming industry, how current issues were issues years ago, and what can be done to help restore consumer trust.
Nothing. It's up to the gamers to stop consuming content from companies that they don't agree with.
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About Arcanum. Great game and there should have been a sequel. It wasn't a true MMORPG though. It had an online component that was more like Co-Op.
Yes.... Journey to the Center of Arcanum would have been awesome... I was so sad when Troika went under...
Terra Arcanum was easily game of the year material.
So tragic. Arcanium was a great RPG and a sequel would have been uber welcomed. No comment on the real and original Fallout 3 (I've cried enough).
At least I got to play the Thrill Kill. An awesome fighting game with fatalities like MK!
... which was far into development, by the team that (I think) brought us Def Jam Fight for New York, sounded like it could have been great.
DJFFNY was an awesome awesome game, and just imagine that gameplay, only with character with ALOT more and diverse powers, in a larger setting. Ofcourse, it could also have failed miserably (see DJ Icon)