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You can hear her crying and shaking in the second video.
If anything, this, along with the rest of this damn thread, has convinced me that we should never relinquish the term "Gamer" to these people, or anything to them, for that matter. I'm sure their intentions were noble at some point but you really need to re-evaluate your life when you're calling someone and telling them to kill themselves over an internet video.
We've reached a dark place when IGN is the only group not touched by this madness.My roommate, who was at PAX over the weekend, was able to confirm that there was no large protests or anything of the sort taking place, which is kind of unfortunate. He did not attend Zoe's panel on principle; he overheard some chatter about Depression Quest but he did not actively talk about it. He was spending some time with journalists that he knew from IGN, who've pretty much stayed out of this.
We've reached a dark place when IGN is the only group not touched by this madness.
You can hear her crying and shaking in the second video.
If anything, this, along with the rest of this damn thread, has convinced me that we should never relinquish the term "Gamer" to these people, or anything to them, for that matter. I'm sure their intentions were noble at some point but you really need to re-evaluate your life when you're calling someone and telling them to kill themselves over an internet video.
Do you really want dozens of big companies to go under and hundreds of people to lose their jobs?I've been saying for years now that we NEED another market crash to weed out the shit that's bogging down the industry. Lazy AAA developers, shitty console gimmicks, tons of "me too" clone games, etc. We need a reset button.
Do you really want dozens of big companies to go under and hundreds of people to lose their jobs?
Putting out bad products doesn't kill a market. The video game market is only killed when consumers no longer buy video games. When the kinect/PS Move came out people instead spent their money on other video games.No but I do want the studios that produced shovelware like Imagine to disappear forever. THQ bit the bullet because the UDraw was shit. Other companies should pay that price for polluting the marketplace with dumb ideas. I'm surprised we didn't see more chaos when Kinect and PS Move were rushed out.
I've been saying for years now that we NEED another market crash to weed out the shit that's bogging down the industry. Lazy AAA developers, shitty console gimmicks, tons of "me too" clone games, etc. We need a reset button.
A full-fledged crash isn't going to happen. There's too much lined up against it to ensure that 1983 can't repeat.I've been saying for years now that we NEED another market crash to weed out the shit that's bogging down the industry. Lazy AAA developers, shitty console gimmicks, tons of "me too" clone games, etc. We need a reset button.
A full-fledged crash isn't going to happen. There's too much lined up against it to ensure that 1983 can't repeat.
What can - and nay, what is happening - is that people are starting to be willing to call bullshit where bullshit is spotted. Ultimately, the worst parts of the industry are ultimately self-correcting - they will cater to their market or they will follow THQ's example right into the dirt.
Let me elaborate: We keep being told that genres we grew up with - strategy games, stealth games like Thief, roguelikes, dungeon crawls, survival horror, space sims and more don't sell and idiot marketing departments who have absolutely zero self-awareness keep saying that these aren't worth pursuing. To elaborate, the reason we have so many "ME TOO" games these days is because marketing departments see essentially only a handful of games, see the ones moving the most money, and they want that money, and if they can't get that, they just aren't interested. Any company stupid enough to follow this paradigm deserves to perish for it - by this point ignorance cannot be claimed. No one is going to play, for example, shitty CoD ripoff #832 when the CoD fans already have their game du jour in their game of choice. And since the big devs have left giant holes in the market, developers that aren't shit see the holes and quickly rush to fill them, and reap windfall profits.
We were told Single-Player Only games and strategy games are DOA because there's no market, but 2K can put out Dishonored and X-COM: Enemy Unknown and sell gangbusters because there was a market nobody was fucking paying attention to. We were told nobody wants Dungeon Crawls, but Etrian Odyssey and Shin Megami Teisen have had about six releases in the last five years and fucking Legend of Grimrock happened. We're told survival horror was dead, and then, all of a sudden, Capcom and Konami fired the stupidest parts of their respective marketing divisions, and now we're getting Evil Within, HD remakes of the Gamecube Resident Evil (which is fucking amazing, btw), and a Silent Hill done by Hideo Kojima and Guillermo Del Toro. With Capcom literally down to the bottom of its war chest, it was left with two choices: Give its customers what they want, or go join THQ and company in the cemetary. We were told Megaman and Metroidvania games weren't big sellers, and then Mighty No. 9 and Shantae: Half-Genie Hero kickstarted for over a million bucks a pop.
Things will self-correct, just like the endless spree of Guitar Hero games corrected itself, like the MMO bubble corrected itself, and like the sudden obsession with mobile games corrected itself. It may take more developers going the way of THQ to happen, but it will happen. There's never been a better time to be a multi-platform guy/gal/whatever than right the hell now.