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>Unfortunately these games became so popular that everything turned to first-person 3D and killed most of the genres I had enjoyed Its not like they stopped ma
by drzaiusapelord 13y ago
>Unfortunately these games became so popular that everything turned to first-person 3D and killed most of the genres I had enjoyed
Its not like they stopped making turn based games or RPG's or other genres. The Sierra-style hunt-and-peck adventure game died, but Sierra did that themselves by milking franchises and delivering a sub-standard product with, lets face it, boring and cliched gameplay. Not sure what other genre was killed at around that time. If anything, PC gaming flourished. Warcraft, X-wing/TIE fighter, Elder Scrolls, Sim City 2000, Command and Conquer, Mech Warrior, 7th Guest, Civ II, Diablo, etc came out around that time.
- lmm 13y ago> The Sierra-style hunt-and-peck adventure game died, but Sierra did that themselves by milking franchises and delivering a sub-standard product with, lets face it, boring and cliched gameplay. Even that seems to be undergoing a bit of a revival, e.g. Deponia.
- trycatch 13y agoLucas Arts consistently delivered (Full Throttle, The Curse of Monkey Island, Grim Fandango) and died too.
- flomo 13y agoObligatory link to Old Man Murray's "Who Killed Adventure Games?": http://www.oldmanmurray.com/features/77.html http://www.oldmanmurray.com/features/77.html