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| [OPINION] How has indie gaming affected the gaming market? |
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| SpreadsPlague:
--- Quote from: Pliny on October 04, 2012, 03:41:52 PM ---I'm saying that a game should bank on being good and fun, and not using 'indie' as a selling point. --- End quote --- find one game that uses indie as a (strong) selling point (screams it at you, large text, boasts about it, etc) |
| Pliny:
--- Quote from: SpreadsPlague on October 04, 2012, 04:30:59 PM ---find one game that uses indie as a (strong) selling point (screams it at you, large text, boasts about it, etc) --- End quote --- I wasn't trying to say that all of them, or indeed any, do, but I was still just saying. Oh well, I guess it was kind of a bad point. |
| Visage:
Indie companies are the only hope I have of good games because big titles will always be simple and generic to reach the biggest market they can. |
| Chrono:
--- Quote from: Visage on October 04, 2012, 04:59:32 PM ---Indie companies are the only hope I have of good games because big titles will always be simple and generic to reach the biggest market they can. --- End quote --- I can list a few recent non-indie games I've enjoyed. Armored Core V Twisted Metal BlazBlue series (even though I suck at it) Pokemon B&W Boarderlands 2 Guild Wars 2 Mario Kart 7 Probably missed a few too. |
| Mushroom man:
Most of these indie games have very good concepts and gameplay, but the graphics are always retro for the sake of being retro. It kind of bothers me. |
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