Loken
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yeah, yeah, Witcher, NVN, Planescape: Torment, BioShock, various MMORPGs – all complete failures.
Look, Kenny, no damn joystick will ever replace the keyboard and mouse, no Japanese RPG, or a primitive platformer with an awkward camera will ever replace Diablo, Fallout, Half-Life, Warhammer, Heroes for us.
Yes, there are great games on consoles that no one even ports to PC, but there are also plenty of them on PC. Always, always "somewhere" there is something that we don't have; it's just a law of life. And if the computer will always be multifunctional, and it is on it that true masterpieces will be created, then on consoles there will only be spinal cord-tingling action games and action RPGs, even if they are often good. And the console will always be just a console, a device for a simple gaming process with a TV. And with an uncomfortable controller.
So, nothing is dying. On the contrary, the computer is actively developing and will always be something more. And, of course, it will always be technologically superior.
As for the death of Gaigex, I can only say that I am not upset. Yes, he did a lot, his name will live on in memories and hearts, but we will all die someday. And I don't feel anything about it. And I can't pretend otherwise.
By the way, on the 8th, some distant relative of mine died. But... I never saw her. And I didn't know her. So I don't feel any loss...
That's what I'm like.
Callous? Cruel? Or just expressing my thoughts directly?
Look, Kenny, no damn joystick will ever replace the keyboard and mouse, no Japanese RPG, or a primitive platformer with an awkward camera will ever replace Diablo, Fallout, Half-Life, Warhammer, Heroes for us.
Yes, there are great games on consoles that no one even ports to PC, but there are also plenty of them on PC. Always, always "somewhere" there is something that we don't have; it's just a law of life. And if the computer will always be multifunctional, and it is on it that true masterpieces will be created, then on consoles there will only be spinal cord-tingling action games and action RPGs, even if they are often good. And the console will always be just a console, a device for a simple gaming process with a TV. And with an uncomfortable controller.
So, nothing is dying. On the contrary, the computer is actively developing and will always be something more. And, of course, it will always be technologically superior.
As for the death of Gaigex, I can only say that I am not upset. Yes, he did a lot, his name will live on in memories and hearts, but we will all die someday. And I don't feel anything about it. And I can't pretend otherwise.
By the way, on the 8th, some distant relative of mine died. But... I never saw her. And I didn't know her. So I don't feel any loss...
That's what I'm like.
Callous? Cruel? Or just expressing my thoughts directly?
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