Missed the opportunity to give my opinion on the 1st article im a big fan of plots in games Many games do an incredible job of forming a mutual connection whether if its empathetic or flat out anger towards a protagonist, Adventure & RPGs really nail it here. The way these games are structured can really provide a detailed perspective of what is occurring through their ventures, whether if it’s simply providing some insight on a location, object or NPC, or to the more critical moments in games where it becomes your own choice whether if its good or bad that the protagonist has to emotionally or physically deal with your actions. Adding to this bond between the player and the protagonist, an element of responsibility plays a major factor as well, it is the player that is leading the protagonist through that boss fight, it is the player that is solving that puzzle, a protagonist has a story and destiny of their own... it is up to you as a player to guide them and fill in the blanks You cannot just do that with novels, films or a tv series, as it is not up to you to decide what the next course of action will be and there is absolutely no form of responsibility to get the protagonist through their ventures because their entire story has already been written. Edit: they seemed to have added pages to what they had yesterday, getting facial expressions perfected is definitely the next step gaming needs besides the moving of brow &eyes and the generic :), :( or :O to whats been done so far

The ongoing problem of Oz censorship, poor PAL Localization, often ridiculous release dates, niche title availability (or even not being released) and inflated costs in games just makes even the most hardcore gamer of whom values games mod-chip their console.