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I know this should go in the 'game ideas' forum but that is frankly, never visited.
What would you like to see in a game? Have you got any genre-busting ideas which you've just got to put on paper (or screen) to let the world know?
Personally, I'd love to see a game like GTA3 and Shenmue - totally interactive with all people, not just the city. A game where you can talk to each person who each leads a different life, and can enter buildings and properly interact with everything in the house.
It sounds impossible, but I'm sure it'll happen when the pinnacle of 3D graphics is reached and gameplay becomes the main focus...
What would you like to see in a game? Have you got any genre-busting ideas which you've just got to put on paper (or screen) to let the world know?
Personally, I'd love to see a game like GTA3 and Shenmue - totally interactive with all people, not just the city. A game where you can talk to each person who each leads a different life, and can enter buildings and properly interact with everything in the house.
It sounds impossible, but I'm sure it'll happen when the pinnacle of 3D graphics is reached and gameplay becomes the main focus...
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I know this should go in the 'game ideas' forum but that is frankly, never visited.
What would you like to see in a game? Have you got any genre-busting ideas which you've just got to put on paper (or screen) to let the world know?
Personally, I'd love to see a game like GTA3 and Shenmue - totally interactive with all people, not just the city. A game where you can talk to each person who each leads a different life, and can enter buildings and properly interact with everything in the house.
It sounds impossible, but I'm sure it'll happen when the pinnacle of 3D graphics is reached and gameplay becomes the main focus...
What would you like to see in a game? Have you got any genre-busting ideas which you've just got to put on paper (or screen) to let the world know?
Personally, I'd love to see a game like GTA3 and Shenmue - totally interactive with all people, not just the city. A game where you can talk to each person who each leads a different life, and can enter buildings and properly interact with everything in the house.
It sounds impossible, but I'm sure it'll happen when the pinnacle of 3D graphics is reached and gameplay becomes the main focus...