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Does any company remain being the same company after ~20-40 years then?
by izzydata 3y ago
Does any company remain being the same company after ~20-40 years then?
- SSLy 3y agoNintendo is the same as ~ever.
- chaostheory 3y agoWell, in BioWare’s case it’s been reduced to a sticker that EA haphazardly slaps onto random games and random internal studios. The Bioware that most people think about was only based in Canada. Pretty sure that the DNA that made it great is mostly gone if not completely nonexistent at today’s EA. EA likely destroyed it during 2010-2011.
- nicce 3y agoI am still waiting for new Dragon Age… but can’t keep hopes too high
- purpleflame1257 3y agoDragon Age II was where I lost hope lol
- nicce 3y agoIt was so bad that I even did not buy it. But the Inquisiton was good one. Still not even close to the first.
- D13Fd 3y agoDragon Age 2 had some unfinished parts and cringey parts but fundamentally was still a decent game. I’ve tried Inquisition three times now and can’t get through it. It’s just a slog IMO.
- drw85 3y agoInquisition was like a single player MMO. Grindy, level restrictions everywhere. I was extremely bored by it and didn't finish it.
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- cgh 3y agoFrom Software? The new Armored Core is coming soon.
- Barrin92 3y agoAlso Kojima. Death Stranding may have been the most Kojima game he's ever made. Noteworthy that the three examples mentioned here now are Japanese, might also throw in PlatinumGames. There is still a remarkable strong artistic vision in the games coming out of Japan. It seems weirdly immune to the ironically named gamification everywhere else.
- nmfisher 3y agoWhile I do agree with you to an extent, let's not forget where the word "gacha" came from..
- CoastalCoder 3y agoSeems like an instance of the Ship of Theseus [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ship_of_Theseus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ship_of_Theseus
- m0llusk 3y agoWhich, on the Internet, is quickly replaced by the Shit of Theseus.