Tribune writes: "This decade has been infested with first person shooters. There is a reason why developers all around the world are choosing the genre, it comes down to simplicity. Ever since the days of Halo and even before than, shooters have never really had depth as a genre. Halo happened to re-define the controls on the consoles making the genre a lot more accessible and easy to learn."
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It probably won't fail in terms of a sales perspective. Black Ops has still been hitting the top ten NPD charts.
I wasn't sure what to think when I read the title, but the points presented in the article actually make a lot of sense. No matter what some people say, it's true that the series is hugely popular with tons of people. Many gamers play it and so too do many not-really-gamer people for its simplicity.
I think it'll definitely keep going strong unless somehow on day people don't like FPS games anymore. But when would that be?
I'm actually anxious to see the sales comparison myself. Honestly, I'm pulling for MW3.
It doesn't matter what they put out, people will buy it. I know I will
because like good, gamers are dumb.