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Today is absolutely the golden age. We stand at the point where making and selling a game is easier than it has ever been. I think over the years, people will
by mywittyname 6y ago
Today is absolutely the golden age. We stand at the point where making and selling a game is easier than it has ever been.
I think over the years, people will continue to move away from PCs as a gaming platform to mobile devices, and shovelware from the casual, pay-to-play game companies will keep the market so saturated that it will be hard to discover great indie titles.
PS. your list is missing Disco!
- jointpdf 6y agoThe term shovelware reminds me of the E.T. incident. A game so bad that Atari literally got out the shovels: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_video_game_burial https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_video_game_burial
- chrisco255 6y agoReally? I feel like any damage mobile could do has already been done at this point. Mobile is no longer novel and has been saturated for many years. I haven't built a new PC in years but recently with the fantastic AMD chips and some great titles that I want to explore, I plan on doing it soon. Plus it would be nice to have a system I could tether a VR headset to if I want.