I'm hoping the story keeps up, because I just started playing through the series right now and the AC2 has me really hooked with its story. The 1st game was "okay" but one of the most repetitive games I've ever played and the story wasn't that interesting. But I'm having so much fun with the 2nd game. But sadly heard that the story isn't that great in the newer ones...hopefully they turn that around and stop making them every year like COD.
This was a good article. I think there are plenty of games out there that have a religious feel to it, and/or tell a religious story quite well. Like Castlevania: lords of shadows, it had a religious aspect that made for a great story ( a lot of fun to add). I'm a Christian but I think its ok to include some sort of religious aspect into storytelling without being word for word from the bible ( if that makes sense). And yes I also agree there are some Christians that show too much hate towards gaming but I for one love it and I know many religious folks who also love video games ( and I'm not talking about The Bible Game). Some of my favorite aren't really religious at all like Heavy Rain, Alan Wake, Gears of War 3, etc. But I do like seeing games like El Shaddai once in awhile.
I don't see why there is so much hate for Wii U. First of all its not even out yet, and second, they hardly showed anything at all. We really don't know anything yet besides some minor details. I realize most hardcore gamers were upset with the Wii but it was still a great system for what it wanted to do, which was bring more people into gaming, which I love, because a lot of older people in my family always looked down upon video games but now they own a Wii themselves. I for one own all 3 systems plus a huge PC gamer and I couldn't be more excited for the Wii U, I do have my doubts of course, but I'm still very excited, plus with people like Ken Levine working with Wii U and now Valve. I can't wait to see what they bring.
I totally agree, but many people I know just see games as mindless shoot em up/ beat em up games. Most people at my college think I'm lame or whatever for loving games so much. I think games will get there one day, as in it'll be considered "normal" (not nerdy/geeky) to talk about in public, with games like Heavy Rain, Alan Wake etc. Personally in my opinion, I say games tell better stories than most Movies and books. I just wish more people (including a lot of my friends) would see it that way also. I hope game makers like Remedy and David Cage for example keep the story-driven titles coming.
@spOOoOOn I only had a 13gb, mine was red ringing it every other month, and the new one had built in wi-fi, more space, a lot more quiet, looks a lot sexier and I wanted the HDMI. And my bro needed a xbox for upcoming games so I figured it was time to get a new one. Thats why.
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