The six most ominous treads in Video Games.

*treads* lol

Sozza

This is the best thing on the front page right now and no one has posted in it. I agree with what's been said and I'm finding myself picking up a load of old games I've never played before and finding much greater value in them than any modern game.

I reember pointing out in a Homefront thread how this and Call of Duty and Killzone and Medal of Honour where the exact same game and everyone acted like I was insane or something. I don't know how you guys stand all these identikit shooting game sequels.

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This is the best thing on the front page right now and no one has posted in it. I agree with what's been said and I'm finding myself picking up a load of old games I've never played before and finding much greater value in them than any modern game.

I reember pointing out in a Homefront thread how this and Call of Duty and Killzone and Medal of Honour where the exact same game and everyone acted like I was insane or something. I don't know how you guys stand all these identikit shooting game sequels.

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I've just finished reading it, humour element aside, the article is brilliantly written and speaks nothing but the truth in the direction we're heading in.

Highly recommend a read through it, great article that deserves 10 minutes of anyones time.

Have you posted it on Twitter DC?

Damn you only notice a spelling mistake when it is too late to edit and no I've not posted it on Twitter, I keep forgetting I have an account.

I thought it was a really well put across article but it made me laugh a whole lot as well.

Meh, article was OK, nicely written but a lot of conjecture on the writers part.

I can understand his fears about the game pool being stagnant but it's not like any of them look like bad games.

As much as I'd like to see more IPs I still stand by the fact that console gaming has never been this varied, entertaining and affordable.

Fav picture quote:

"Kill me next!"