In lieu of the recently released The Walking Dead: The Game, the prospect that episodic gaming is the future has gained more credibility.
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Grab some tissues and stock up on comfort food because today we're breaking down nine video game stories that are super depressing.
1. Lack of highly exclusive games this generation on XB1, has been the super depressing video game story this gen.
2. Anthem is another,
3. WiiU,
4. XB1 will not work without Kinect lie,
5. XB1SAD Edition,
6. Crackdown 3,
7. Street Fighter V,
8. Sea of Thieves,
9. No Man Sky, (although apparently good now)
MGS4 should replace 3 a lot of characters both hero and villain die permanently in that game, also including a lot of people from MGS3.
TWD season 2 should also be replaced with season 1 nothing telltale has done has broken me since the final section with Lee and Clementine (“keep that hair short” ☹️)
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It's not the future, it's just a possibility now due to the how unlimited we are in providing this sort of content digitally. Most money will still go towards marketing a 'complete package' of a game with everything out of the box. Episodic content is harder to sell at the mainstream level because you can't sell as many people on waiting to get the full game, let alone the features of each portion of it.
It's not THE future, but episodic gaming has a future. I'm really looking forward to the next episode of Walking Dead. Some franchises, and one in particular which I won't name but most can probably guess, would be better thought of if they released a substantial add-on every 6-12 months to continue the story rather than releasing a "new" game. But, if so many people are willing to pay full price for what is essentially an expansion pack, why wouldn't they charge full price?
It better not be!
Miss the old times where you brought a mate round to play co-op and multiplayer stuff now its all done over LANS etc
I guess am just resisting change.