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Gaming: The Final Frontier
184 days 3 hours ago | by: AuToFiRE
Warning: This article may contain blunt opinions and comparisons of
consoles and technology - Please refrain from senseless fanboyism.
Gaming: The Final Frontier. These are the thoughts of the gamer AuToFiRE . His lifetime mission: to explore strange new ideas, to seek out new games and new consoles; to boldly go where no man has played before.
We all have our ideas and visions of ...
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Does ESRB have too much power?
200 days 2 hours ago | by: AuToFiRE
Warning: This is my opinion, please refrain from flaming even if you feel insulted
With the recent 'suggestions' by the ESRB to change the cover of Left 4 Dead 2, I feel it is time to bring this to the attention of others.
I feel gamers and developers are giving the ESRB too much power over the influence and production of gaming, originally, the ESRB was only supposed to rate the ...
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Deep Packet Inspection - Internets Saviour or Real Life 'Mirrors Edge?'
271 days 4 hours ago | by: AuToFiRE
With the increasing threat of losing net neutrality, I have to get this off my chest.
To start off I will explain what Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) is. DPI is a system where digital traffic passing through servers at your Internet Service Provider (ISP) is examined for certain content through keywords and headers, which could include illegal content(child pornography, copyrighted material...
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The N4G Fanboy Dispute
557 days 14 hours ago | by: AuToFiRE
In my time here on N4G I have noticed a very large, growing and disturbing trend - Fanboyism, The Destroyer of WorldWideWebsites.
It is the kiss of death for any gaming website and one as fine as this I'd hate to see succumb to such a useless form of being a so-called fan, this is my attempt to bring back some order in this chaos and if moderators such as Catastrophe wish to add anything t...
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Should Gaming Be an Art Form?
575 days 21 hours ago | by: AuToFiRE
The Mona Lisa, Beethoven, Casablanca - All things some say are forms of 'true' art, but what is todays true modern art?
In this day in age, where silicon and electricity run the world, where digital storage and processing power - almost worth their weight in gold, shouldn't it be some sort of interactive moving picture that defines todays art? A game, lets say Metal Gear Solid Series, know...
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Has Gaming lost its game?
579 days ago | by: AuToFiRE
Over the years I have noticed a severely large drop in creativity in games. As more and more people want realism and high definition, less time is being put into the actual creativity of the game, and in doing so we start making the same games over and over.
The gaming industry has lots its inner child, the creativity and fun that we all grew up with. Now we take real life events and beat...
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