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Topic	CasanovaZelos's Top 100 Video Games
RyoCaliente 07/06/20 4:47:31 PM #229:	I agree with your statement in Obra Dinn about new games being a revolutionary experience. I think a lot of games have played it safe, really since the 360/PS3 era. You could argue that something like Breath of the Wild was revolutionary in the Zelda franchise, but I don't really feel that in regards to other games. It's why I love everything I've seen from Half Life: Alyx. That feels like the first VR game that is more than a VR port or a tech demo. It's not perfect, but in a way it serves kind of a purpose that I feel HL2 did (which was a more refined/perfect experience): it gives everyone a kind of template of "Hey, look, do something like this, it works and it can be done". --- How paralyzingly dull, boring and tedious! <cite>RyoCaliente posted [p:941758800] in CasanovaZe... [t:78725204]...</cite> <quote>I agree with your statement in Obra Dinn about new games being a revolutionary experience. I think a lot of games have played it safe, really since the 360/PS3 era. You could argue that something like Breath of the Wild was revolutionary in the Zelda franchise, but I don't really feel that in regards to other games. It's why I love everything I've seen from Half Life: Alyx. That feels like the first VR game that is more than a VR port or a tech demo. It's not perfect, but in a way it serves kind of a purpose that I feel HL2 did (which was a more refined/perfect experience): it gives everyone a kind of template of "Hey, look, do something like this, it works and it can be done". --- How paralyzingly dull, boring and tedious!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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