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| There weren't enough funny writers that could stand to develop video games, and the genre entirely failed to pursue the evocation of gameplay that the best of them had a go at (like DOTT). The market split when Myst turned the dial up on the puzzles, and the only thing that can bring the genre back is writing fan fiction for people in their mid-twenties. | ||||
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Telltale Games is one of the best studios in gaming right now by 12/09/2013, 10:05am PST  And here I thought I was just never going to be interested in Borderlands. NT by 12/09/2013, 11:40am PST Poorly animated CYOAs with no consequences. What is a game anyway? NT by 12/09/2013, 1:30pm PST Yeah what's up with that Monkey Island and shit guys I don't know PSH NT by 12/09/2013, 1:32pm PST There's a reason adventure games died. by 12/09/2013, 4:05pm PST Isn't that why they're coming back though? by 12/09/2013, 5:52pm PST I can't imagine anyone praising TT after The Walking Dead by 12/09/2013, 9:40pm PST How long would an old 90's adventure game be sans puzzles? NT by 12/09/2013, 10:15pm PST The 30-60 minutes for a TT episode is WITH the puzzles NT by 12/09/2013, 11:57pm PST Re: I can't imagine anyone praising TT after The Walking Dead by 12/09/2013, 10:49pm PST (except Jerry Whorebach is a failed everything) NT by 12/09/2013, 11:30pm PST |
