Icarus
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I was asked to give my thoughts to the people that make Rollercoaster Tycoon 3. They showed me three commercials, the first two were indentical, the third was mostly live action, of people in some horrible version of a theme park. Then they asked me what I thought. So I told them
"It's just a pretty face on the same game. I don't want to see live action, I want to see why your game is different than all the other theme park games, and based off what I've seen, you couldn't show me that even if you wanted to, because your game looks to be the EXACT same as all the other ones. You aren't even the first to have a 3D engine and the ability to ride the rides you make; there is only so much you can do with roller coasters. Try to be innovative for once. Yeah, Roller Coaster Tycoon was innovative...the FIRST time. And SimThemePark was slightly innovative when they did it in 3D with the ability to ride the rides you make. But not you, you are just doing the EXACT same thing they are. Nothing more.
So I'm asking you, for the sake of the gaming community, and for the sake of the people working to make gaming an acceptable medium, Stop. Stop driving gaming into the ground. Please, just stop."
That's my response, word for word.
"It's just a pretty face on the same game. I don't want to see live action, I want to see why your game is different than all the other theme park games, and based off what I've seen, you couldn't show me that even if you wanted to, because your game looks to be the EXACT same as all the other ones. You aren't even the first to have a 3D engine and the ability to ride the rides you make; there is only so much you can do with roller coasters. Try to be innovative for once. Yeah, Roller Coaster Tycoon was innovative...the FIRST time. And SimThemePark was slightly innovative when they did it in 3D with the ability to ride the rides you make. But not you, you are just doing the EXACT same thing they are. Nothing more.
So I'm asking you, for the sake of the gaming community, and for the sake of the people working to make gaming an acceptable medium, Stop. Stop driving gaming into the ground. Please, just stop."
That's my response, word for word.