You’d think an entity as big and powerful (and as profitable) as the game industry would have enough clout/better things to do than let its image be dictated by some hack, SpikeTV producer. But nope.
Every year, The Game Awards come around, give out awards for achievements in the industry, reveal new games and drop exciting trailers and parade around celebrities. Unfortunately, all of these aspects of The Game Awards are necessary for its survival. They can’t just be any one of those things, but they also can’t be everything to everyone.
SchollA from Console ControllUs - where the console controls us writes:
As the anticipation and rumblings of the existence and development of Uncharted 4 get bigger and bigger — I myself can’t wait to see how the new Uncharted runs on the PS4 with all that alleged power and more importantly Naughty Dog’s brain behind it I have a hunch on when we’ll actually see this game for the first time.
Although not confirmed these 3 clues might give us some insight.
@Regis yeah it's pretty much inevitable it's only a question of when it will get announced.
SchollA from Console ControllUs pronounced control-us writes:
Spike VGA 10 just passed and year after year Us gamers love to see the top games get honored, especially for ‘Game of the Year’. But if you noticed; what’s glaringly missing from this particular category are sports titles which had me thinking…”Does a sport title ever have a chance to win ‘Game of the Year?” Hmmmm….
Fight Night Champion was probably the best sports game ever created, but it didn't get a lot of recognition.
Won't happen unless it's completely revolutionary and life-like. Even then I still don't really see it happening. Fighting games, Racing games, and Sports games are the least likely genres to win.
Interesting article but I must agree that no sports game will ever be a game of the year contender. Developers can only push sports games so far when they have a general formula to work with. Sure updating player rosters and changing certain gameplay mechanics are great, but in the end that game will still feel like the same game that came out a year ago.
I'll also add that there are far more interesting genres to tackle and thus at the end of the day both consumers and the industry as a whole will always give those awards to the the AAA and/or Indie game developers instead.
What good is the opinion of someone who didn't even watch the show?
Ummm.... wow.
It actually surprises me that people take silly little things which barely even mean anything to heart.
And I thought I over reacted.
The teabagging thing was incredibly stupid. Sometimes i wonder if games will ever take there rightful place as art.
I suffered through the whole thing mainly to see if anything had gotten better but really it hasn't.
The biggest annoyance is the lack of the focus on the GAMES. Sure they have the premiers of new games and what not and that's fine but why the hell do we only actually see the outcome out like 4 of the 20 or so rewards? We are tuning in to see who won what and what they have to say. Not some stupid hollywood people who think they are gamers when they clearly aren't and music numbers that have nothing to do with gaming. You want to have music? Fine get some of the composers from gaming to come in and do something. We don't need bull crap from some hipster band that is popular right now and will fade away in a few months.
Presenters are also annoying. Why the hell do the need so called stars to do this stuff? Why not get the bigger names from the industry to be part of the show instead of sitting awkwardly in the audience wishing they were not there.
And don't get me started on that Tea Bagging crap. It really doesn't help give gamers or the industry a good image when they did that crap on national TV. I was embarrassed to be a gamer.(WTF was with the host 1 second seemingly endorsing tea bagging and then minutes later talking about how bad people are online? Aren't they kinda one and the same? really people get the message you want out there straight)