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| Re: So you guys want specifics on game design eh.. | |
| Posted By: Hawaiian Pig | Date: 11/15/09 10:00 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: So you guys want specifics on game design eh.. (Narcogen) : Depends on what you mean by that. If you mean that, percentage-wise, a larger : portion of PC gaming is "competitive" then you're right. If you : mean that, in absolute terms, the segment of the PC gaming market that is : "competitive" compared to the segment of the console gaming : market that is "competitive" then you may also be right. I did mean that. : For me, that's fine-- I'm also not sure how relevant it means because I do
: If you mean to say that competitive PC gaming, or PC gaming in general, is
I did not mean that. Who would deny the huge popularity of casual gaming? Wii Sports is like, the best selling game ever, edging out little old Super Mario Bros by a huge margin. : then I think that 1)
: It is hardly comforting to dismiss the risks (and the counters to them) posed
But these systems, like Punk Buster and VAC do a really good job of keeping those risks to a minimum. Halo 2 was much worse than most things I've seen in PC gaming ever. : In fact, if anything, I see PC gaming becoming more like console gaming, and
At this rate, I see PC gaming going the way of the dinosaur actually. Unless flash games on the internet count.
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