Mr.Phoenix
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I would like it to be priced at $99.He is not wrong. This should have been the priced at $599 tops imo.
I keep hearing this, but I don't think it's actually true. To assume it's true is to assume that millions of potential new gamers who have yet to play games somehow know games have remained the same since before they were even born and as such have no interest in trying it for themselves.You are not growing the market because the gaming industry is in a state of arrested development still making games from the PS360 era. Still unable to innovate beyond the same Ubisoft open world formula. Most people look at how games have simply failed to evolve and see no reason to jump in.
Thats like saying no one goes on that roller coaster ride because its the same ride that was there 10 years ago... even though they have never gone on it.
I feel the issue with gaming is (and always has been), and it's not even an "issue"; it's that gaming has a somewhat revolving audience. People get old enough to play and jump in, and people get too old or busy to play and jump out.
I kinda agree with this, but I feel there are just a number of weird factors to consider. Innovation in gaming stifled the second games started costing significantly more to make. The production side of gaming has just become more risk adverse... and you cant really blame them.As the head of the biggest banking publisher, he should be giving his teams a mandate to innovate like gta3 did back in the day. But nah he’s content with putting out the same games that even the hardcore don’t feel like buying anymore let alone capture the imagination of a new audience.
But yeah, more innovation is needed with regard to game models and mechanics.
While on the surface this may seem like a bad thing, it really isn't. Gaming... or anything for that matter that is formulaic, will reach a point where that formula is well-known and perfected. At that point, its the implementation of said formula that will set games apart. The same can be said about movies.It’s depressing watching the half life 2 documentary because it shows how little we have changed in 20 years. It’s still the same damn game.