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Re: The dim future of PC gaming.

#6517
From: cm... CMStr
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 1995 00:00
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umm.....sure....I think I get it.  So You'd rather limit your choices and
just go for consloe games, eh.

IMO, the PC gaming industry is just born.  They offer games that involves
players into the gaming world.  Sure, SNES and SEGA have some good RPG
games, but do you can't relate to the character, because its not you!  For
example, the Ultima series was, and still is, a Great RPG series.  Why?  I
think that involvement creates another world.  You are the AVATAR!  You
are the main character, not a scrawny little anime punk! Heck, the Avatars
can kick those little RPG characters.  Besides, it was the Ultima and
Wizardry (IMO, a great 3d rpg series), that innovated the CRPG industry. 
With games like System Shock and Doom, the players are actually the
character themselves, thus, becoming absorbed. 

It's not the technology that makes the game(in some cases, it is, but it's
quite rare.), but the immersion factor.  With the new generation of games
(Magic Carpet, T.V. etc.) immersion factor is quite high, and the
excitement rises also.

Another thing about PC games...Only PC games can let you use the phone,
not some on-line server crap like X-Band, to crush your enemy in the
comfort of your computer chair.

In short, Consloe games are nice, but they are toys compared to current PC
Games.

CMStr

Abuse me, hurt me, Abuse(the game) me!!!! yeah1! 
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Subject: Re: The dim future of PC gaming.
Date: 1995/09/19
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