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"Addictive gaming"

In the good old days, im going back a bit here. Games like command and conquer,warcraft 2,doom,strike commander were games that you could pick up and not put down for hours. But these days mordern games seem less addictive than old games used to be, maybe its because i have seen most types of game styles and play done so many times before its become less interesting. Maybe the games designers should try to do something completely off the wall and orginal or refine and existing game genre to perfection(if they can) beacuse as the market gets increasinly crowded new ideas are needed to keep companys afloat.
Bring on another game were you can Barricade yourself in your room for hours with enough junk food to get yourself through the day and happily play for ages with no concept of time. :-)

The_General8 wrote:
Bring on
> another game were you can Barricade yourself in your room for hours with enough
> junk food to get yourself through the day and happily play for ages with no
> concept of time. :-)

This is what I love to do.
It's like the gaming equivalent of meditation.
But where and what is the game?
Very few grip me like they used to do.

In the good old days, im going back a bit here. Games like command and conquer,warcraft 2,doom,strike commander were games that you could pick up and not put down for hours. But these days mordern games seem less addictive than old games used to be, maybe its because i have seen most types of game styles and play done so many times before its become less interesting. Maybe the games designers should try to do something completely off the wall and orginal or refine and existing game genre to perfection(if they can) beacuse as the market gets increasinly crowded new ideas are needed to keep companys afloat.
Bring on another game were you can Barricade yourself in your room for hours with enough junk food to get yourself through the day and happily play for ages with no concept of time. :-)