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I wouldn't call a 16 year old game particularly modern. I would probably say the OP was commenting more on Western gaming, as that's the pattern (see UbiSoft's
by robertlagrant 2y ago
I wouldn't call a 16 year old game particularly modern.
I would probably say the OP was commenting more on Western gaming, as that's the pattern (see UbiSoft's consecutive string of failures, for example). Games like Elden Ring, Animal Crossing, and Cyberpunk came out of popular non-Western gaming.
The only Western games in that list for the last 6 years are Call of Duty games and Hogwarts Legacy, which was good, although from what I remember vilified by Western media for helping enrich JK Rowling.
- johnnyanmac 2y agoWhy are we using business expenses to argue cultural impact of games to begin with? And how does this relate to unions?
- robertlagrant 2y ago> Why are we using business expenses to argue cultural impact of games to begin with? I wasn't. > And how does this relate to unions? I was replying to the comment above, not a different comment.