Thanks to that I'm getting so many Japanese games in here, I remember back in 00' lot of Japanese games either didn't used make it here or it took good 2-3 years to get localized in west and now majority Japanese games coming in to west same time as Japan.Japan industry is big. Back in 00' probably half of games were Japanese
And many of old houses now focus their games on international market with Japanese flavor and not for local market as local almost dried up.
Keep being miserable
When I was reviewing all the games I played on my Saturn back in the day, Sega Rally stood out for various reasons: it was an arcade racing game with very simple game mechanics, and it could use the built-in UE5 physics engine specifically made for vehicles, so animations or heavy programming weren't necessary.
It also had real-life models, which can be easily found and purchased: there is no need to model and texture anything! Last but not least, most environments are natural landscapes, which are quite easy to create within UE5.
Keep being miserable
Some generations are better than others. It has always been that way, always will be.Our generation getting older yelling at clouds
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I just think we aren't looking in the right places. We live in the era of media-by-demand, yet i see many still retaining the same habits of 20-30 years ago.Our generation getting older yelling at clouds
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I would consider Ubisoft, the worst company now, even though I love some of their older IP.
- Ray Tracing
Thank you for whoever golded me, doesn't show me who did on my IPad just says "someone"Our generation getting older yelling at clouds
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100% EXACTLY. DEI trash initiatives that push race over everything. Political agendas being the emphasis of stories. GAAS have also ruined gaming with devs putting out half baked garbage that needs endless patches to complete the game while filling it with mtx's. There are very few original ideas left anymore and devs are just looking for ways to exploit customers. Sad state of gaming today indeed.Blackrock and its kind forcing DEI bullshit into everything
I think it's more nuanced than that. It's true that the only power we have is whether we buy what the industry is selling. It has reached the point where my particular wallet doesn't have the voting power it once did. It matters less than the wallets of teens and twenty-somethings who grew up online (and in echo chambers) and have moved toward games built for their preferences.We run the industry. We don't live in the Communist Gaming Union. Nobody is forced to buy games. They only make what they think will sell. People do spend huge amounts of money on all the things we complain about on here.
I personally think its this desire to push GaaS down our throats. Then there's lootboxes and microtransactions. And finally, battlepasses.
I'm just generalizing for the industry, even though there are successful IP who manage all these aspects well.
I would consider Ubisoft, the worst company now, even though I love some of their older IP. Kotaku the worst journalistic piece on this front. And fucking "influencers" who just hype anything for money.
OP said "Ruining" not "Saving"Who could it be?
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