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Gameplay matters in 2017.
It is why we play. It is why games like Zelda, Horizon and Forza Horizon are played. Graphics is great but it's just a bonus. Last couple of days I've been playing Nintendo and Genesis games. That's way off from the current level of graphics.
In my 35+ years of gaming, I ran into and avoided many a game with great graphics but shoddy gameplay. Just recently, games like Ryse and The Order were lauded for their graphics, blasted for their gameplay (I enjoyed 1886 though for $10)
Graphics don't make great reviews. Graphics don't give a game good replay value. Gameplay does. Gamers need to keep this in mind.
lol for the beginning of this gen I always hear people say Graphics and Frames per second was the only thing that matter, why change the tone now.
Graphics always matter
dont get me wrong I love cutting edge visuals. But high end graphics don't make a game. I'm also an avid retro gamer, personally I still love pixel art SNES, MEGADRIVE, NEO GEO, have beautiful looking games. For me personally graphics cover a wider variety than just modern day visuals. And yes I own PS4, SWITCH also.
who ever says graphic is not important in 2017 is either a hypocrite or Nintendo fan