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I saw this title some time ago but don't know what it was about. here goes.
I was wondering about different countries, they all make different styles of games, the French make investigating games like 'Broken Sword' extreemly good game, I loved it.
American's make independant games, where your charachter fights alone and for his country, there are hundreds of games like these, 'Resident Evil' was one of the more popular ones.
Japanese games are always about revenge, 'Tekken' characters fought to avenge their parents or brother/sister's lives.
The good old british mostly repeat football game, there are so many out I cannot decide which one to make my example, 'FIFA' was the only one I ever played, although it was good, I wish they didn't have so many, they should just make upgrades(team swaps and new shirts) they also have the exception of RARE which make very good games which don't fit into my catagories as they are too wide spread.
I love all games, but does the countries culture effect the game designers ideas?
Football is britain's big money spender, there is more money in football than any other sport, more people support it than any other sport, this is why we make football games.
I was wondering about different countries, they all make different styles of games, the French make investigating games like 'Broken Sword' extreemly good game, I loved it.
American's make independant games, where your charachter fights alone and for his country, there are hundreds of games like these, 'Resident Evil' was one of the more popular ones.
Japanese games are always about revenge, 'Tekken' characters fought to avenge their parents or brother/sister's lives.
The good old british mostly repeat football game, there are so many out I cannot decide which one to make my example, 'FIFA' was the only one I ever played, although it was good, I wish they didn't have so many, they should just make upgrades(team swaps and new shirts) they also have the exception of RARE which make very good games which don't fit into my catagories as they are too wide spread.
I love all games, but does the countries culture effect the game designers ideas?
Football is britain's big money spender, there is more money in football than any other sport, more people support it than any other sport, this is why we make football games.
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I saw this title some time ago but don't know what it was about. here goes.
I was wondering about different countries, they all make different styles of games, the French make investigating games like 'Broken Sword' extreemly good game, I loved it.
American's make independant games, where your charachter fights alone and for his country, there are hundreds of games like these, 'Resident Evil' was one of the more popular ones.
Japanese games are always about revenge, 'Tekken' characters fought to avenge their parents or brother/sister's lives.
The good old british mostly repeat football game, there are so many out I cannot decide which one to make my example, 'FIFA' was the only one I ever played, although it was good, I wish they didn't have so many, they should just make upgrades(team swaps and new shirts) they also have the exception of RARE which make very good games which don't fit into my catagories as they are too wide spread.
I love all games, but does the countries culture effect the game designers ideas?
Football is britain's big money spender, there is more money in football than any other sport, more people support it than any other sport, this is why we make football games.
I was wondering about different countries, they all make different styles of games, the French make investigating games like 'Broken Sword' extreemly good game, I loved it.
American's make independant games, where your charachter fights alone and for his country, there are hundreds of games like these, 'Resident Evil' was one of the more popular ones.
Japanese games are always about revenge, 'Tekken' characters fought to avenge their parents or brother/sister's lives.
The good old british mostly repeat football game, there are so many out I cannot decide which one to make my example, 'FIFA' was the only one I ever played, although it was good, I wish they didn't have so many, they should just make upgrades(team swaps and new shirts) they also have the exception of RARE which make very good games which don't fit into my catagories as they are too wide spread.
I love all games, but does the countries culture effect the game designers ideas?
Football is britain's big money spender, there is more money in football than any other sport, more people support it than any other sport, this is why we make football games.