I think the genre with the most potential to advance into something far greater is, for sure, MMOs, especially MMORPGs.
Even to this day, they're almost the same thing that they were when they were first showing up. At least MMOs like RuneScape and Ultima Online were, and still are, unique. The Elder Scrolls Online was a step in the right direction with it having actual story elements, being fully voiced, and its decent enough combat, but it still has some of that ancie...
I don't think I really have one specific genre that I've enjoyed more than any others. That's not to say that there aren't genres that I love a ton.
I think my favorites would have to be RPGs, Racing Sims, and whatever it is that you want to call Rocket League. =P They're probably all pretty much equal to one another, with maybe the shift focusing here or there depending on what I'm more into at the moment. I also love the types of engineering "...
I know it's just temporary, but I really can't stand this Battle Royale craze. I've played some, I've watched some gameplays, and It doesn't matter which one it is, the games are, a best, bleh. I really can't understand how they are so popular when there are way better things out there. These arena hero shooters aren't anything special, either, but at least they can still be some fun.
Another thing that I hate is what games are the focus of Espor...
I was really expecting (or at least hoping) that we would have by now full cross-platform multiplayer between all systems. This is something that really should have been a thing last generation, even.
It's good to see that it's becoming something now (although Sony is being stupid about it). I do hope that by the time the next generation systems come out it will just be a standard thing from all sides. There really is no reason at all for it not to be fully implemen...
The (re)introduction of Virtual Reality has been the only real advancement, and certainly is the best thing to come to gaming this generation.
Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality are the future of just about everything, and eventually they will be the next big thing (especially Augmented Reality), though we really are still a way off from these things becoming the standard. While these types of technology are probably still in a come-and-go state for gaming, any push towa...
I really do have to go with Superman 64. It absolutely was the worst game that I have ever played.
There have been many terrible games officially released, but at least there's usually still something about them that could allow you to have some kind of fun with them. This really was not the case at all with Superman 64. The game is worse than dull and offers nothing but a frustrating experience due to it being buggy as heck, having bad frame-rate, looking like crap, a...
The first things that come to mind would be RuneScape and Tanarus. I can't really say that I love one of them more than the other, but I suppose I'll go with Tanarus. =P
Tanarus was an amazing and very competitive arcade-like multiplayer tank game that came out back in 1997. My dad had bought a computer in 1998 and someone from his work told him about the game, and I think it was on the first day of having our computer that I was already completely hooked on it. I b...
Hey, I'm just curious about when the keys will be going out. Or, have they already, and for some strange reason I just haven't received a ticket/notification about it?
Also, it's kind of surprising that there weren't even 30 entries. =P
Star Citizen
Ugh, I can't wait. =P
My strategy is to be patient and cautious, and only push myself when I see an opportunity to take advantage of others mistakes. It's no fun messing up yourself or others because of reckless driving.
My sponsor would be Unity, because I would like showing my support for an awesome development platform.
Happy Birthday!
Thank you for doing this giveaway. =)
Medium for me. =P
Thank you!
Thanks a lot. =)
Awesome giveaway! Thanks a lot!
I would have to say that one of the most painful games that I have ever played is 1080 on N64.
It's a really great game, but trying to do all of those spins with the N64 analog could literally make your thumb bleed if you played it day after day to try to beat yours and your friends high-scores on courses like the half pipe. Can't forget the awful cramps you'll get in your hands from the constant playing.
Those were some fun times. =P
Eh, not really.. That may be what they claim but it is not going to be anything like Skyrim. It is an MMO and it is also going to play and feel just like one, so don't get your hopes up on it being something different.
I'll try this game out sometime, and I may even enjoy it, but it's going to have nothing on the real Elder Scrolls games.
Screw Unreal Tournament, we've gotten enough of that over the years. What I really want is a new Unreal. More than likely, though, it would turn out to be nothing like the first game, and more like the really disappointing Unreal 2, or even worse.
Notch, I guess. =P
Angry Birds: Tweetnam Style
I think I have to go with John-117. I've always found him and his story (and his deep bond with Cortana) to be really appealing; not just because of his cool looking armor but also because of him as a person.
Most people would probably see him and just think of him as being some bland generic badass type, but the Master Chief, despite being a man of few words, actually has a personality under all of that armor.