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RE: Halo: Reach: made $200 million - hollowleviathan - 10-08-2010
We're going to come to the visuals plateau soon enough, where the game just can't look any better. Then the multiplayer-driven games can't just iterate every 8 months with more polygons and bumpier bump-mapping, but will actually have to present something new.
I hope that at that time, the market for those slick but bland Bruckheimer/Michael Bay games will drop, if for no other reason than the player doesn't need to upgrade as often, which will leave more money in the system for single-player games and for better games.
RE: Halo: Reach: made $200 million - Lenny - 10-16-2010
The popularity of Halo and Modern Warefare is mindblowing when you look at the products.
Halo is rater bland and average and Modern Warfare really gets me with its uncompetitive multiplayer with levelups and computer-controlled hazards.
I've fragged countless people over the years in Doom2, Unreal Tournament, Quake, Duke Nukem, Far Cry and whatnot but after MW2 came out its pointless to even go to a weekend mini-LAN with friends anymore.
RE: Halo: Reach: made $200 million - vikeyev - 10-16-2010
(10-16-2010, 03:22 PM)Lenny Wrote: The popularity of Halo and Modern Warefare is mindblowing when you look at the products.
Halo is rater bland and average and Modern Warfare really gets me with its uncompetitive multiplayer with levelups and computer-controlled hazards.
I've fragged countless people over the years in Doom2, Unreal Tournament, Quake, Duke Nukem, Far Cry and whatnot but after MW2 came out its pointless to even go to a weekend mini-LAN with friends anymore.
Don't forget the fact that even the pc version doesn't have dedicated servers meaning good old host advantage. I thought those days were over, console gamers really need to raise their standards seriously, they are living in the stone age of multiplayer gaming.
RE: Halo: Reach: made $200 million - hollowleviathan - 10-16-2010
(10-16-2010, 03:22 PM)Lenny Wrote: I've fragged countless people over the years in Doom2, Unreal Tournament, Quake, Duke Nukem, Far Cry and whatnot but after MW2 came out its pointless to even go to a weekend mini-LAN with friends anymore.
They haven't, like, outlawed UT and Diablo 2, you know. Your friends are still allowed to play them.
RE: Halo: Reach: made $200 million - Lenny - 10-16-2010
(10-16-2010, 08:25 PM)hollowleviathan Wrote:(10-16-2010, 03:22 PM)Lenny Wrote: I've fragged countless people over the years in Doom2, Unreal Tournament, Quake, Duke Nukem, Far Cry and whatnot but after MW2 came out its pointless to even go to a weekend mini-LAN with friends anymore.
They haven't, like, outlawed UT and Diablo 2, you know. Your friends are still allowed to play them.
The problem is MW2 is like WoW a few years ago now that they've added leveling up and unlocks and shit, its just another demographic.
Both games tend to make addicted one dimensinal gamers that are not very interested in any thing else that is going on with gaming.
It's almost impossible to get any of these people, even old friends, to play anything besides MW2 now that they're all leveled up and what not.
Soon the annual skinpack and mappack with new subtitle is gonna come out and they are all gonna buy the same game again and rave about it like its the second (third, seventh ?)comming of jesus.