Like many gamers who review games, graphics are important to a review but not a game breaker. The game play decides the experience to most gamers. Beautiful graphics.can contribute to a games overall looks but frustrating game play can kill it. A great game that sells is the sum of all it's parts. The mobile gaming core are not based on great graphics. They're cheap short playing experiences to use up time. The gaming developers act more like Hollywood producers where flash is more important then substance. Games are simply meant to be fun, something gamers will play over again for their mere enjoyment.
It only makes sense for developers to make games that are cross platformed. The number of gamers they reach is far reaching and brings gamers together. The only concern I have is how much will it cost to enjoy this game. Some articles say pay by the month or pay by the year on top of paying for either the gold or plus accounts. Until I get a handle on the fee to pay Destiny I have not gotten that excited about the game.
Since I have played every Halo game I can say the story kept my interest. The ending left me satisfied and sadden me knowing she was gone. Knowing that Master Chief care showed a side of him that finally made him seem human and not just a killing machine with no feeling. 343 I'm proud that you took a creative gamble because it paid off. Can't wait for the next game.
This is money making news, "Crystal Dynamics is reportedly working "closely" with GK Films instead of merely licensing off the rights." I suppose Crystal Dynamics is now rubbing their hands over the potential of lining their pockets over the success of Lara. What a women can do for a company.
I don't know if there was a survey taken to see how many gamers were either male or female but does that really matter. The more variety there is in a game surely adds to the game. As long as each of the characters are developed to to add to a story that's all that matters, whether those characters are male or female.
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