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They invest big money in game.Greco wrote: Large groups can produce artistically perfect games, due to the army of programmers, designers, etc they have, but they rarely innovate.
Because they are made for them, casuals, as target group.Greco wrote:Casual gamer would probably find fun in them. But real gamers probably not. Personally, I have stopped playing FPS many years ago. The last one I played was, if I remember correctly, Quake 3. Thereafter I find no Challenge factor in them. Because Fun is another thing and challenge is another one)
You missed on games like the Metroid Prime series then. There's still challenging FPS out there. But what FPS did you find challenging in the 90s the only one I could think of is Hexen.Greco wrote:
Lack of innovation and chalenge is obvious in todays games, and specifically in FPSs. Now, regarding the Fun factor, this depends on the gamer. Casual gamer would probably find fun in them. But real gamers probably not. Personally, I have stopped playing FPS many years ago. The last one I played was, if I remember correctly, Quake 3. Thereafter I find no Challenge factor in them. Because Fun is another thing and challenge is another one)
Sorry I am a PC gamer only!MASKOAA wrote:You missed on games like the Metroid Prime series then. There's still challenging FPS out there. But what FPS did you find challenging in the 90s the only one I could think of is Hexen.Greco wrote:
Lack of innovation and chalenge is obvious in todays games, and specifically in FPSs. Now, regarding the Fun factor, this depends on the gamer. Casual gamer would probably find fun in them. But real gamers probably not. Personally, I have stopped playing FPS many years ago. The last one I played was, if I remember correctly, Quake 3. Thereafter I find no Challenge factor in them. Because Fun is another thing and challenge is another one)
Hexen is for PC.Greco wrote:Sorry I am a PC gamer only!MASKOAA wrote:You missed on games like the Metroid Prime series then. There's still challenging FPS out there. But what FPS did you find challenging in the 90s the only one I could think of is Hexen.Greco wrote:
Lack of innovation and chalenge is obvious in todays games, and specifically in FPSs. Now, regarding the Fun factor, this depends on the gamer. Casual gamer would probably find fun in them. But real gamers probably not. Personally, I have stopped playing FPS many years ago. The last one I played was, if I remember correctly, Quake 3. Thereafter I find no Challenge factor in them. Because Fun is another thing and challenge is another one)
My only two favorites from the 90s. Have to admit I was never a fan of the 90s shooters too fast for me.SpiderFighter wrote: Adding: How could I forget Dark Forces or Half-Life?!? D'oh!
SpiderFighter wrote:Hexen is for PC.Greco wrote:Sorry I am a PC gamer only!MASKOAA wrote:
You missed on games like the Metroid Prime series then. There's still challenging FPS out there. But what FPS did you find challenging in the 90s the only one I could think of is Hexen.
Off the top of my head: Quake, Doom, Doom II, Duke 3D, Wolf 3D, SoD, Future Shock...I could go on and on. The 90's was the birth and heyday of the FPS, IMO.
Adding: How could I forget Dark Forces or Half-Life?!? D'oh!