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I thinks that the future of gaming will be something along the lines of............what future? I think that gaming (as we know it) will soon be saturated. That is, after the next generation of consoles come out, gaming will have reached it's peak. There will be a game of some sorts for everything you can think of. The new titles of the next few years will be :- Tomb Raider VI, Quake VI, Final Fantasy XX etc.. There is no originally in games these days, and this will continue. So these new ultra powerful consoles and pc hardware will all be wasted. I'm not saying that there won't be any original games in the next couple of years, but soon there will come a point where all genres are exhausted. That may signal the end of gaming.
I wonder how you lot may react to this now!
I wonder how you lot may react to this now!
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Shocktrooper wrote:
> Swish wrote:
> On the life game you can play the life game
> whilst in that life
> game, and then in the new life game you
> can play another version of
> the life game in that previous
> version of the life game.
Got all
> of that?
Good.
I
> was just about to post the same thing!!!!
It get's confusing
> don't it?
Personaly I think that the life game would be a good game especially if you have lousy relationships with members of the opposite gender. I think that this game should be used to enhance chatting up skills and playing on computers while playing on a computer- or would this ultimate game be played on a VR machine.
> Swish wrote:
> On the life game you can play the life game
> whilst in that life
> game, and then in the new life game you
> can play another version of
> the life game in that previous
> version of the life game.
Got all
> of that?
Good.
I
> was just about to post the same thing!!!!
It get's confusing
> don't it?
Personaly I think that the life game would be a good game especially if you have lousy relationships with members of the opposite gender. I think that this game should be used to enhance chatting up skills and playing on computers while playing on a computer- or would this ultimate game be played on a VR machine.
Swish wrote:
> On the life game you can play the life game whilst in that life
> game, and then in the new life game you can play another version of
> the life game in that previous version of the life game.
Got all
> of that?
Good.
I was just about to post the same thing!!!!
It get's confusing don't it?
> On the life game you can play the life game whilst in that life
> game, and then in the new life game you can play another version of
> the life game in that previous version of the life game.
Got all
> of that?
Good.
I was just about to post the same thing!!!!
It get's confusing don't it?
Hmmm, you know, (well, you might not) but Shenmue has the ability to play classic Sega games in an arcade!?
Good point _die_jolster. I agree. There will probably be an ultimate "life game" where you can do everything that you do in real life (except of course playing computer games) because that would just get confusing, wouldnt it?
So you've changed your name back to its original state...good to see ya again buddy!
*Shocky breaks-down into histerics in joy of his old found friend - and then realises that it's only a website*
*Shocky breaks-down into histerics in joy of his old found friend - and then realises that it's only a website*
You just said Gaming will never come to an end, well i can correct you with that!
Gaming will come to and end as soon as the world blows up... Simple :)
Gaming will come to and end as soon as the world blows up... Simple :)
I totally and utterly agree with you there Swish.
namo* wrote:
> Gaming will never come to an end. Never.
There will always be
> something to sit down, and play on. Some people are blaming it on
> originality. Sure games like Command and Conquer and Quake have
> almost been pipped dry, but others have not, and some styles of
> games have not even been thought of yet.
You cannot say that
> sequels are pointless, and are almost the same as the prequels
> either. If people thought that, how did Pokemon Gold/Silver, Final
> Fantasy, and Zelda MM do so well?
One after another, newer
> consoles will be designed and made. This will never get to the point
> where consoles are boring and shouldn't be touched. Each time a new
> console is made all the games are 'reset'. In the future there might
> be a Mario Kart 9. Then a new console is released, yet people still
> buy version 10. This is because no matter what game or genre it is,
> people enjoy playing it the plotline, no matter how old the idea
> was.
Creating sequels works with any type of genre. Racing games
> can add new tracks and features like GT3 did. RPG's can add a new
> storyline like Zelda did. And shoot'em ups or beat 'em ups can add
> new characters, yet another new plot line, new guns etc. like PD did
> over Goldeneye (though not directly connected, but similar) or
> Tekken 3 over Tekken TT.
So the truth is that new ideas and
> additions will always be added, depending not on how old the game
> idea, or game itself is.
Games 4 ever!
Amen to that!
> Gaming will never come to an end. Never.
There will always be
> something to sit down, and play on. Some people are blaming it on
> originality. Sure games like Command and Conquer and Quake have
> almost been pipped dry, but others have not, and some styles of
> games have not even been thought of yet.
You cannot say that
> sequels are pointless, and are almost the same as the prequels
> either. If people thought that, how did Pokemon Gold/Silver, Final
> Fantasy, and Zelda MM do so well?
One after another, newer
> consoles will be designed and made. This will never get to the point
> where consoles are boring and shouldn't be touched. Each time a new
> console is made all the games are 'reset'. In the future there might
> be a Mario Kart 9. Then a new console is released, yet people still
> buy version 10. This is because no matter what game or genre it is,
> people enjoy playing it the plotline, no matter how old the idea
> was.
Creating sequels works with any type of genre. Racing games
> can add new tracks and features like GT3 did. RPG's can add a new
> storyline like Zelda did. And shoot'em ups or beat 'em ups can add
> new characters, yet another new plot line, new guns etc. like PD did
> over Goldeneye (though not directly connected, but similar) or
> Tekken 3 over Tekken TT.
So the truth is that new ideas and
> additions will always be added, depending not on how old the game
> idea, or game itself is.
Games 4 ever!
Amen to that!
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