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Message: [QUOTE="Another Iori, post: 21161, member: 20780"] About twenty years ago, it was terrible to live in this world, because Microsoft set things in motion so that shooter games went from being a nearly exclusive ecosystem for PC gamers, to the main course of anything that existed at the time on any other market: every protagonist had to have a firearm in their hand; looking threateningly at someone and have the games which had a excessively dark graphical contrasts or looking like piss/bricks. Then the nail in the coffin, it was the walking simulators in an empty world or filled with details in backgrounds where you can't interact (similar to those forced pre-rendered backgrounds from the fifth generation of home systems). Speaking of that historical period, why did the most popular and best-selling games like "Assassin's Creed" or "Batman", have such an unsatisfying combat system? I mean, we went from "Devil May Cry" to this whole new generation of titles and I was like "what the fuck is this stuff? And why did the first 'Bayonetta' struggle to carve out its own space, when it's a perfect spiritual successor to Dante's adventures?". [/QUOTE]

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