Its official, the gaming spirit within me has died

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#51 Zaibach
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[QUOTE="JJ_Productions"]Thats a horrible thing to saySwift_Boss_A

I err... I don't think you played the game :P Play it and your gaming spark will be restored.

Is that Knight giving her head?

Zaibach

lol no. BTW I have started new game of Demon's Souls and am ready to help in your playthrough if you want :D

Yeah mayne! When are you on?

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#52 kaealy
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This wasn't just something I woke up to one day but something that has crept upon me over time and this steam sale that passed just proved it. I bought La noire, mirriors edge, super meat boy, and got gifted for just cause 2 and I played each game for 15 minutes and was like meh. I am just not into games any more. I used to be a huge gamer but now my gaming drive has died out. Is anyone else feeling the same way? Do you think it might be the lackluster games? I was a huge resident evil and metal gear solid fan but Resident evil 5 left a horribly bitter taste in my mouth, and Metal Gear Rising is made by the same people who made bayonetta or whatever (apparently). Resident 6 looks like resident evil 5 and it was the worst game in the series, I couldnt even play through the game I had to force my way through.

I remember the days where gameplay was rewarded by cutscences and story progression, now a days you get a cut scene for every little thing you do. I liked metal gear 4, but the installing every act part makes the game unreplayable. Does anyone else feel the same?

JJ_Productions
With your avatar and banner, I assume you're at most 18 years old? You'll come around again or you've just grown out of gaming. I had a phase around 19-23 where I played almost no games, now at 30 I am gaming more than ever before.
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#53 ZombieKiller7
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It's because you buy games you are not interested in because of sales, and it drags down your enthusiasm.

Only buy what you want to play now now now.

Buy less games and play the ones you like more deeply.

When I bought less games, the fun went up.

When I first got into consoles, there's alot of peer pressure to buy alot of games, every month there's something new, ppl are like "omg new halo" and I used to get them and it was like "meh" and it just killed my desire for games.

Then I went back to my roots and cut back my purchases to only what I had a strong interest in, RPG's, cuberpunk, post-apocalypse, etc.

Now I come home and can't stop playing, I'm totally engrossed.

Remember in the old days people used to play games for months and years.

People think they have to buy alot of games all the time and it's sucking the fun out of it.

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#54 SciFiCat
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Then take a long break or completely change your gaming habits, how about you take this opportunity to explore what indie games have to offer? or even play free games that are under the radar and offer experiences that are "off the beaten path". And if all that fails to rekindle your "gaming spirit", just move on and find other hobby, it is no tragedy to mourn about.
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#55 JJ_Productions
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This wasn't just something I woke up to one day but something that has crept upon me over time and this steam sale that passed just proved it. I bought La noire, mirriors edge, super meat boy, and got gifted for just cause 2 and I played each game for 15 minutes and was like meh. I am just not into games any more. I used to be a huge gamer but now my gaming drive has died out. Is anyone else feeling the same way? Do you think it might be the lackluster games? I was a huge resident evil and metal gear solid fan but Resident evil 5 left a horribly bitter taste in my mouth, and Metal Gear Rising is made by the same people who made bayonetta or whatever (apparently). Resident 6 looks like resident evil 5 and it was the worst game in the series, I couldnt even play through the game I had to force my way through.

I remember the days where gameplay was rewarded by cutscences and story progression, now a days you get a cut scene for every little thing you do. I liked metal gear 4, but the installing every act part makes the game unreplayable. Does anyone else feel the same?

kaealy
With your avatar and banner, I assume you're at most 18 years old? You'll come around again or you've just grown out of gaming. I had a phase around 19-23 where I played almost no games, now at 30 I am gaming more than ever before.

I'm actually 23...and i'm pretty sure your gonna assume i'm asian and im not. Naruto is my favourite manga. Anyways...yea I just wanted to see if anyone felt the same way, I guess its pretty much phases people go through
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#56 JJ_Productions
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Then take a long break or completely change your gaming habits, how about you take this opportunity to explore what indie games have to offer? or even play free games that are under the radar and offer experiences that are "off the beaten path". And if all that fails to rekindle your "gaming spirit", just move on and find other hobby, it is no tragedy to mourn about.SciFiCat
I don't find it a tragedy, I just wanted to see if anyone else felt the same way, and according the thread, quite a few people do every now and then. But yes actually, I have been exploring new hobbies, like skateboarding. I find skateboard to be a rewarding experiences because its take ALOT of practice to learn to do a trick and once you can actually master it, its a feeling like no other. But yes, ill probably just take a break from games
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#57 JJ_Productions
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It's because you buy games you are not interested in because of sales, and it drags down your enthusiasm.

Only buy what you want to play now now now.

Buy less games and play the ones you like more deeply.

When I bought less games, the fun went up.

When I first got into consoles, there's alot of peer pressure to buy alot of games, every month there's something new, ppl are like "omg new halo" and I used to get them and it was like "meh" and it just killed my desire for games.

Then I went back to my roots and cut back my purchases to only what I had a strong interest in, RPG's, cuberpunk, post-apocalypse, etc.

Now I come home and can't stop playing, I'm totally engrossed.

Remember in the old days people used to play games for months and years.

People think they have to buy alot of games all the time and it's sucking the fun out of it.

ZombieKiller7
I hear that, the last game that I got that actually had me hooked for months on end was minecraft. I actaully built a second pc just to host the server and I got plenty of my friends hooked on it, had our own towns, villages, railroads etc. Those were some goods times. sigh. lol (Sorry i'm reminiscing). I was never into buying games just because of the hype, but steam has introduced me into alot of games I wouldn't have considered in the past thats why I tried the sale. Thats good advice about going back to my roots, I like that.
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#58 Grammaton-Cleric
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It's not merely a matter of different genres and trying new things; your methodology for playing and assessing games limits you from the outset.

Few games, with perhaps the exception of very simple titles, can be realistically assessed in fifteen minutes.

Mirror's Edge for example takes a good hour or two to master the mechanics and learn to play the game with the precision and fluidity intended by the developer.

Just Cause 2 is one of the largest gaming constructs ever made and despite having played it for over 50 hours I am still able to find new things and new ways to play because of the games malleability.

And fifteen minutes in Dark Souls wont get you past the tutorial.

There are more games, genres, subgenres and variety than at any other point in the history of this medium so I continue to flatly reject the notion that gaming is stagnant in any way.

The games are out there and I'd argue they are better than ever.

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#59 kaealy
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[QUOTE="kaealy"][QUOTE="JJ_Productions"]

This wasn't just something I woke up to one day but something that has crept upon me over time and this steam sale that passed just proved it. I bought La noire, mirriors edge, super meat boy, and got gifted for just cause 2 and I played each game for 15 minutes and was like meh. I am just not into games any more. I used to be a huge gamer but now my gaming drive has died out. Is anyone else feeling the same way? Do you think it might be the lackluster games? I was a huge resident evil and metal gear solid fan but Resident evil 5 left a horribly bitter taste in my mouth, and Metal Gear Rising is made by the same people who made bayonetta or whatever (apparently). Resident 6 looks like resident evil 5 and it was the worst game in the series, I couldnt even play through the game I had to force my way through.

I remember the days where gameplay was rewarded by cutscences and story progression, now a days you get a cut scene for every little thing you do. I liked metal gear 4, but the installing every act part makes the game unreplayable. Does anyone else feel the same?

JJ_Productions
With your avatar and banner, I assume you're at most 18 years old? You'll come around again or you've just grown out of gaming. I had a phase around 19-23 where I played almost no games, now at 30 I am gaming more than ever before.

I'm actually 23...and i'm pretty sure your gonna assume i'm asian and im not. Naruto is my favourite manga. Anyways...yea I just wanted to see if anyone felt the same way, I guess its pretty much phases people go through

Asian? No, I would have never guessed asian because they usually doesn't use anime or manga avatar because that's already such a big part of their culture. You've probably just grown out of a hobby, it happens. And it will probably happen a few times more during your life.
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#60 JJ_Productions
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[QUOTE="kaealy"][QUOTE="JJ_Productions"][QUOTE="kaealy"] With your avatar and banner, I assume you're at most 18 years old? You'll come around again or you've just grown out of gaming. I had a phase around 19-23 where I played almost no games, now at 30 I am gaming more than ever before.

I'm actually 23...and i'm pretty sure your gonna assume i'm asian and im not. Naruto is my favourite manga. Anyways...yea I just wanted to see if anyone felt the same way, I guess its pretty much phases people go through

Asian? No, I would have never guessed asian because they usually doesn't use anime or manga avatar because that's already such a big part of their culture. You've probably just grown out of a hobby, it happens. And it will probably happen a few times more during your life.

The thing is though, I love video games, I love the experience. Like the first time I play Shadow of collosus, that game blew me away because of everything. The presentation, the unique language, the setting, and the fact that I had no idea what to expect when playing the game. That was an experience ill never forget...hmmm i might just go replay that actually. Another game that blew me away was Dawn of Sorrow for the DS. Amazing game, amazing graphics, and it was one for the first games I got for the DS i put huge hours into it. Another poster already said it, I just need to look out for the gems that interest me. Resident evil Remake for the gamecube was another one for me, I remember I had to save up two months of newspaper delivery money just to get the game. Aww man memories.
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#61 Synctor
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Just take a break from games for a short while, and come back when your ready.
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#62 LJChronx
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I took a break for a couple years (Had a serious GF) and it made all the difference. Now I love gaming again! So much so, I enjoy portables more than ever and I used to always look down on them as a secondary gaming solution.

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#63 JeanAlex22
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Your gaming spirit died . . . If you have no intention of going back to gaming then just sell all your gaming stuff online and move on to something else

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#64 Vari3ty
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I've been feeling the same way lately. With it being summer I thought I would get a ton of gaming in because of having no classes to attend, but already it's the end of July and I've hardly played anything. I've been getting much more enjoyment just watching TV shows on Netflix and Amazon lately. Perhaps I just need the new fall games to come, but my interest in gaming in general has steadily declined over the past year.

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#65 zekere
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I am almost 34, the console spirit in me has died a while ago, but it will fire up again next gen, I just know it, I jumped ship to PC a while ago and have lots of fun with games like Civ5 and Anno2070, something you just don't find on a console. Gaming is in my genes, bone to bone, nerve to nerve. Even my son of 3 playes MarioKartDS, and wins on 50cc!!!

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#66 rawsavon
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Same thing happened to me TC. It happened over the last few years...I just never really felt like playing anymore even when I had free time (other stuff I wanted to do more). I think I have completed less than 5 games over the past couple years. I found myself collecting games and never really playing them. I ended up with almost 100 sealed games. So I sold off my massive collection (I only have a few collector's edition games left to sell and some PS2 games). With that said, I kept my psp to play from time to time (trips, toilet time, etc). That has proved to be enough.
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#67 Pedro
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[QUOTE="JJ_Productions"]

You intuition is off buddy, every console I own I bought with my hard earned money as well as every game and pc. I was making a statement that I find gaming not as fun as it once was IMO keyword opinion. Uninformed? How so? Lately I find myself more eager to go to the gym, or to go out skateboarding or rollerblading, I was never like that. I used to enjoy gaming more then anything and I am experiencing a change and thats how you respond to me? Your a bleeping jack*** piss off

Grammaton-Cleric

Actually, your juvenile response proves I pegged you correctly.

Let me get this straight, you replied to him in a hostile manner and you are surprised by his response? Your hostility was the first act of juvenile behaviour but, it was rather obvious that it was your intentions to begin with. :|

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#68 speedfog
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I'm with you TC,

Since this month I started to go more out with friends, can't play a game longer then 20 minutes. I come most of the times on gamespot to watch new news about new games, so I can look forward to it.

Maybe you need to try something fresh, or take a break for a week or 3.

Also I agree with your statement about MGS4 and RE5. To many cutscenes made it boring IMO.

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#69 HipHopBeats
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Grammaton-Cleric must have a PhD in Ownage or something. Holy s**t.

megadeth1117

Lol, hell yeah, I was picturing a Niles Crane voice from Fraiser the whole time while reading that 'myopic goo' post. Epic rebuttal.

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#70 cfstar
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I have gone through those things a few times, but i always come back.

Gaming, just any like any medium of entertainment, is now a part of my life and my way of entertainment. It is vast and it has too much to offer to shrug everything off and assume nothing will ever interest me. No matter how far i get from one, i will always come back because something will eventually peak my interest.

There are some many games out there, so many games that will be made, something, no matter how long it takes, will drive me right back to gaming should i ever get out.

Admitedly, i haven't been feeling very "gamer-ish" for a little while, but that has to do with the fact that this gaming season has been one of the most dry, uninteresting and boring seasons i've ever seen, and it has downed my gaming "spirit" because i can't seem to be exited about much.

Once things pick up, hopefully this fall, where things always get interesting, my gaming "spirit" will come back at full swing.

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Its just growing up, I am exactly where you are, I have bought and gotten rid of probably 30 games in the last 8 months because I just cant sit down and play a game anymore. I get bored after 20 minutes.

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#72 cfstar
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Its just growing up, I am exactly where you are, I have bought and gotten rid of probably 30 games in the last 8 months because I just cant sit down and play a game anymore. I get bored after 20 minutes.

19elderscroll86

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#73 cryceaye5
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I Feel you man. Games these days just don't cut the cake from games back in the day.

Now i can only go back as far as the SNES and the sega genesis. But i know the difference between then and now. It's almost like people aren't interestd in taking time to produce a work of art. They'd rather fill it full of shyte that meet the simple gaming minds, and sell it. The COD franchise is a perfect example of a game not gone T!ts up, but a franchise that is only really after their insert of money. But then again to be quite frank the COD franchise has never really been story driven anyway.

Perfect examples of games from then till now is the resident evil franchise. They no longer care about the basis that surrounds the series of games. They'd just skip the story and straight to the action. It is no longer resident evil, but a form of madness that has gone way too far. However it meets the needs of a populace of gamers today, so they make more money out of it. Don't get me wrong i loved the fck out of resident evil 4. It basically revolutionized this generation of games. But even that had aspects of previous resident evil games. Resident evil 5 just took it to another level. Destroying one of the best characters in the franchise and boulder smashing your way through a level in a boss fight in a volcano. Ridiculous. Resident evil 6 looks absolutley ridiculous aswell. You might aswell stick an advertisement for a power bar in the trailers and wrap it up with a few explosions. But again it meets the gamers needs. It's a shame that the minority of us don't like this sort of thing. But who's going to listen to us. The more money capcom makes the less they really care about their product.

You do tend to get good games that come out. For example the Mass effect franchise. Brilliant trilogy of games for this generation. It's a shame they couldn't finish it on a high. In my opinion they did and i'm not really fussed about the ending, because i've come to learn that endings in games these days don't live up to my expectations. I mean skyrims a fantastic game, but it doesn't even have an ending for christ sake.

The thing is the good games that are released that can match those of the 90's such as mass effect 1 and dead space don't sell well. Which leads you to think that the masses aren't interested in these sorts of games anymore. Which is why EA has come up with "Well everyone thought that the first dead space was scary, so we implemented co-op and more aciton into the game." I thought dead space was supposed to be a scary game. But because the audience of dead space is a minor one, EA are going to completley ignore quality and attend to the masses. All in all what you're going to be looking at is a take on the resident evil franchise is the near future.

Some games do end up getting it right with both quality and they draw in the masses. For example MGS4, a saga of games on the playstation that everyone has played. Elder scrolls skyrim became a popular game with the masses, It's only after the release of skyrim, a large amount of people started to buy oblivion. There's probably a few more out there that have done the same. Half life for example. Or mainly anything rockstar develops.

But even rockstar get it wrong with the masses sometimes. Take max payne 3 for example. It hasn't sold well and the team that help develop MP3 have been moved on completley. Why hasn't it sold well? Because the majority of people on these generation of consoles have never even heard of max payne before, and probably have no idea how good the originals were.

There are even games such as Crysis, assassins creed and minecraft that have captured mixed audiences and have captured everything from a fresh start. Batman Arkham asylum/city also fit into that category.

Games that do pop into your head from this generation that aren't overly popular but stick to quality rather than quantity are borderlands,Portal1,2,Dragon age,Demon Souls,Left 4 dead, Deus Ex Human rev, Dead rising, Wet, Alan wake, Bioshock, Stranglehold,Condemned,Fear1,The darkness and probably many more games on the pc i haven't played. Notice i would say the hitman franchise, but that is not this generation. Despite having bloody money on the 360, it was also released on the playstation 2 and the XBOX. We are even yet to play Hitman Absolution.

And still in my opinion no matter how good some of these games are. They don't match my favourites. GTA Vice city,Mafia,Silent hill, Megman X etc.

You can definitley tell that thing's have changed with in the gaming industry. And multiplayer plays a big part in that. But if it wern't for multiplayer, i would of lost interest along time ago. So it isn't all bad.

But i guess it also depends on you as a person. When i'm working hard for around 72 hours a week i forget about gaming altogether. I may buy a few here and there and just not bother to complete them because i can't be arsed and haven't got the time. Whatever it is i feel for ya man.

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#74 northernrage
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You've just grown out of it. Some people love to write a long ass esay on how games back then were awesome compared to what we have today. Let's get our facts right. Games in the early 90s could be as boring as games today. The snes, sega genises had cool titles but they also had horrible games. I'm glad we are in 2012, we're able to enjoy realistic graphics instead of the pixalated dots that were supposed to make out a character in the 8 bit era.

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#75 cryceaye5
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Well i guess that's your opinion. I do realise that the Sega genesis and the Snes had bad games. Every single console does. But i've played more memorable games on those consoles than i have on the ps3 or 360.

And i'd never ever compare graphics from then till now. Graphics do not make a game for me. It's the gameplay that's the most important. Take minecraft for example.

We were all used to graphics on the snes and the genesis it became a wow factor. Like it does with every generation with in the games industry. You can't compare the technology we have now to the 80's or 90's and tell me it's much better than playing on an 8-bit cartridge game. Those cartridge games have done more for this current industry than most games ever will.

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#76 19elderscroll86
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Its just growing up, I am exactly where you are, I have bought and gotten rid of probably 30 games in the last 8 months because I just cant sit down and play a game anymore. I get bored after 20 minutes.

cfstar

Yes growing up, video games even though mature these days were designed for kids, at some point you do start growing out of them, sorry.

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#77 cfstar
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Yes growing up, video games even though mature these days were designed for kids, at some point you do start growing out of them, sorry.

19elderscroll86

Interesting. I guess the people who i've met who are over 40 years old and still play games don't exist, eh?

You're argument is, simply put, void, idiot and false.

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I don't agree that RE5 was the worst RE title, although it lacked puzzles and errie atmosphere I still liked it and loved the versus mode. In my opinion ORC was the wrost RE title so far. I do agree though I am finding that less and less games are enjoyable for a variety of reasons. Some I looked forward to and the games were nothing like what I expected. Some of them were too hard and complicated to enjoy. I have to agree that the constant cut scene (which I like to refer to as the annoying cgi interrupt) are way too many too often. I know they like to show off their skills and I enjoy good cgi scenes in the games, but in the last Lego Batman it was constant cgi interrupt for evey little thing. I feel like they've ruine dmy favorite titles in some way or another. Silent hill got ruined, Sonic got ruined, RE got ruined, they sold Fatal Frame to Nintendo (????). Most of the games out there are shoot em ups and I am so tired and bored of that. In addition I think the mulltiplayer modes have ruined alot of games, I don't always want an A.I. or a real teammate to play my game. If I do I don't want trolls, hacks, cheats and modders in my games. Glitches and cheats, and corruption has made my gaming experience very irritating and bitter. I liked games way better when it was just me, or just me an dmy friends in my house playing and no online cheats, hacks and modders messing up my stuff. I honestly haven't found a game I truley liked since the ps3 came out except for the Lego Harry Potter 1 and 2 and Re5 until the corruption ruined it so I can't play anymore.
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#79 GeoffZak
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It kind of pains me too, but I also have recently started to become uninterested in gaming a little.

Sometimes when I look at my massive library of games on Steam, I don't feel like playing any of them. Other days maybe I do.

I recently played Red Dead Redemption again and hated it. It bored the hell out of me.

I usually find more enjoyment when playing older games on the PS2, Dreamcast or NES.

Probably because games really were better back then.

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Yes growing up, video games even though mature these days were designed for kids, at some point you do start growing out of them, sorry.

cfstar

Interesting. I guess the people who i've met who are over 40 years old and still play games don't exist, eh?

You're argument is, simply put, void, idiot and false.

I said "growing up", not getting older. Huge difference.

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#81 northernrage
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his argument is true but it doesn't apply to everyone. I've met people who used to be hardcore gamers but for some reason they grew out of it. My uncle played games til his late 20s but then he just ditched them. But yeah some people never grow out of it. I think I never will, at least I think I will not.

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#82 Boddicker
Member since 2012 • 4458 Posts

My gaming spirit's not dead but it's on life support. I've been gaming for 20+ years and in that time I've seen some huge changes, but this gen just leaves me with a "meh" feeling. Sure the graphics got better and multiplayer is nice but what has this gen really done other than be a bad rehash of last gen's gameplay?

Nothing new :(

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#83 deactivated-5d0e4d67d0988
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I was thinking that this year until I played:

Xenoblode

Tales of Vesperia

The last story

Legend of Zelda: Skyward sword

Those games have got me interested in gaming again, mind you I still only have an interest in playing Rpgs or adventure games (unless something like Mirrors edge 2 comes out).