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Wouldn't it be great sometimes if you could progress through a game by choosing what you want to happen. It would mainly be in action and adventure games such as Resident Evil or Crash Bandicoot and you could make your own mind up to what way you go next.
My idea is that as you go through the main mode of the game, you get to choose what way you want to go after you have completed a level. Such as having a choice of which corridoor you go down or if you take the lift or go up the stairs. It really could add to the lifespan of the game as you can take different routes. You would want to know what really was down that other corridoor or what was up the stairs. You could be wrong or you could have taken the right route after all. It really would leave you guessing to if you had made the correct decision. The possibilities could be endless. There would be so many different ways to play the game.
This idea would not take up much more space than an original game because it is just as if the levels have been extended. The quality of the game would still remain and you could do just the same things but it is just bigger and would last much longer in your console than spending the rest of the time inside the case.
This could also be in hand for the makers of the game because it would boost sales and earn them more money which is what they want. This idea could be one for the future with the capabilities of games consoles extending all the time with new accesories and new machines.
My idea is that as you go through the main mode of the game, you get to choose what way you want to go after you have completed a level. Such as having a choice of which corridoor you go down or if you take the lift or go up the stairs. It really could add to the lifespan of the game as you can take different routes. You would want to know what really was down that other corridoor or what was up the stairs. You could be wrong or you could have taken the right route after all. It really would leave you guessing to if you had made the correct decision. The possibilities could be endless. There would be so many different ways to play the game.
This idea would not take up much more space than an original game because it is just as if the levels have been extended. The quality of the game would still remain and you could do just the same things but it is just bigger and would last much longer in your console than spending the rest of the time inside the case.
This could also be in hand for the makers of the game because it would boost sales and earn them more money which is what they want. This idea could be one for the future with the capabilities of games consoles extending all the time with new accesories and new machines.
Wouldn't it be great sometimes if you could progress through a game by choosing what you want to happen. It would mainly be in action and adventure games such as Resident Evil or Crash Bandicoot and you could make your own mind up to what way you go next.
My idea is that as you go through the main mode of the game, you get to choose what way you want to go after you have completed a level. Such as having a choice of which corridoor you go down or if you take the lift or go up the stairs. It really could add to the lifespan of the game as you can take different routes. You would want to know what really was down that other corridoor or what was up the stairs. You could be wrong or you could have taken the right route after all. It really would leave you guessing to if you had made the correct decision. The possibilities could be endless. There would be so many different ways to play the game.
This idea would not take up much more space than an original game because it is just as if the levels have been extended. The quality of the game would still remain and you could do just the same things but it is just bigger and would last much longer in your console than spending the rest of the time inside the case.
This could also be in hand for the makers of the game because it would boost sales and earn them more money which is what they want. This idea could be one for the future with the capabilities of games consoles extending all the time with new accesories and new machines.
My idea is that as you go through the main mode of the game, you get to choose what way you want to go after you have completed a level. Such as having a choice of which corridoor you go down or if you take the lift or go up the stairs. It really could add to the lifespan of the game as you can take different routes. You would want to know what really was down that other corridoor or what was up the stairs. You could be wrong or you could have taken the right route after all. It really would leave you guessing to if you had made the correct decision. The possibilities could be endless. There would be so many different ways to play the game.
This idea would not take up much more space than an original game because it is just as if the levels have been extended. The quality of the game would still remain and you could do just the same things but it is just bigger and would last much longer in your console than spending the rest of the time inside the case.
This could also be in hand for the makers of the game because it would boost sales and earn them more money which is what they want. This idea could be one for the future with the capabilities of games consoles extending all the time with new accesories and new machines.