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Message: [QUOTE="Tonberry, post: 37842, member: 124861"] You're definitely correct in that it's a matter of scale. But I still want to emphasize that, for probably the first time in 20 years, we're getting gigantic blockbuster hits that are not only traditional turn-based experiences (from both Japan and the rest of the world), but traditional turn-based games that end up garnering endless amounts of global critical acclaim and massive commercial success. And since the "Hollywoodification" of games happened between those two eras, I doubt large-scale turn-based games are going to die down. In fact, I'm relatively certain that we'll just end up seeing more. Which I'm all for of course because variety is the spice of life, and one of the worst parts about the AAA mainstream games industry has been the samey look and feel of so many properties. [/QUOTE]

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