Even the way that some games progress from console to console can be for some (and also the game) the best thing since sliced bread, But for others not so much, that’s another thing that may be based on personal preference you may haved loved playing Zelda or Tomb Raider on your Game Boy or PlayStation, but when the different versions were released on Wii and it felt like you were actually Zelda or Miss Croft while playing the game, it offered more engagement with the game itself making gameplay completely different to anything we had seen before. While other gamers are happy to sit there on their consoles and use standard joy pads, but not necessarily getting less involved with the games as the network play they offer can bring people together in teams or competitions.
I’m a big believer in games getting better and better the more they bring out and if games can improve and progress so much in the short time that I’ve been part of the planet then I’m always excited about a new game release that looks interesting and offers more exciting ways of getting more engrossed and active ways of game play. But if the expansions get too repetitive and I don’t feel as though I’m being taken in any more I may wander off into another of the many game realms that are on offer to occupy my time.
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116 days ago
There are a lot of times I love sequels, but there are also a lot of times I don’t. For instance, I can’t wait for God of War III, but I think they should have ended the Tomb Raider franchise a long time ago.