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Games like shooting time crisis and vampire night that use a gun involve a huge new aspect of skill need to play the games.
Unfit or less energetis people have no chance getting as high a score as breakdancing maniacs on dance games and one eye'd long sighted people can't win againt thoughs super eagle eye people on shooting games.
If games contiune to evolve into a more energetic and athletic direction then people are gonna get left behind. Just imagine in years to come where we'll have holographic rooms where instaed of just shooting a gun you are also punchinhg the bajesus into some monster. Or insted of jumping up and down infornt of your tv you have motion senser making sure that ervy single muscle in your body is beig used correctly.
I think new ideas and technology are welcomed but i also think that game designer should think about the people who can't play these games.
Thats all i have to say.
> Just think - Vice City where you really ARE Tommy Vercetti.
*shudders*
> What gonna happen next with they eye toy when people get bored of the
> 12 games?
Other developers can support it. Now there's no reason why you can't - just for example - have your own face mapped onto that of in-game characters.
Just think - Vice City where you really ARE Tommy Vercetti.
*looks around at the state of games today*
Ok, yes. It can be a bad thing. But it's a good concept.
(oooooh! controversial)
Of course, had Nintendo invented it, it would probably be wonderful, revolutionary and the next Big Thing in home console gaming. Just like the analogue stick that they never invented?
I can do that for real and clean the windows at the same time.
*yawn*