Not so much revolutionary game ahead?

I mean beside from Spore which looks totally awesome, and crysis that look just crazy, and portal that seems very intersting, kind of a new 3D platformer, does anyone else think that there aren't big revolutionnay title for pc around?

Supreme Commander didn't lived up to my expectation, it's a fairly standard RTS with a much bigger scale, emphasing on reconnaissance and everything, but feel pretty old, company of heroes was a much bigger revolution, emphasing on micromanagement, but gawd, I played my share of WOW(about 6-7 months) after released, and now all I see are pretty standard game, silverfall doesn't look interesting at all, bioshock is just another fps just a bit more movie like. Oblivion was great, but it's more of a x360 port.

I'm starting to get a bit depressed by computer gaming, sure I got old fun title like simcity and civilization to cheer me up a bit, the half-life 2 series (hl2 and episode 1) are pretty exciting but it's part of the nostalgy, fear had a nice single player but come on, C&C3 looks fairly but fairly standard, but should appeal C&C fan (wich I'm not but still have respect for cuz it has been a great game), halo 2 is just another shooter withouth innovation so is infernal.

Plz somebody point me a great game comming for PC

i dont think crysis will be revolutionaryArtosa

i can't say i know of any revolutionary pc games coming out. half life 2 e2 is bound to throw some new ideas and mechanics, and team fortress 2 may or may not do something decent for online shooters.

in all honesty, i can't think of very many games that would be considered "revolutionary"

sorry didnt meant that oblivion was realistic, I meant that bioshock was just a bit more movie like

sorry if my english is crap

I must agree thatcrysis isn't too much realistic, it's just far cry with a astonishing technical improvement, at least, it won't be linear as a lot of game

     Bio-shock seems very promising, from what I have read and seen, it seems they are trying something very new.. That has really never been tried before, I would say this seems the most promising game atm.

RTS's...  None really all the ones I have been hopeing for have yet to be announced..

RPG's... None atm there seems to be a lack of many not to mention the huge disapointment a great deal of people got form last years RPGs...

  Infact it seems that if there is anything we do not have a shortage of its MMO's.. They seem to be the new cash cow of the market..  Hopefully they die down or advance into different branchs of innovation instead of following the tried and proven rpg archtype, while taking very little risk..

     Bio-shock seems very promising, from what I have read and seen, it seems they are trying something very new.. That has really never been tried before, I would say this seems the most promising game atm.

sSubZerOo

And why would you say that, it seems pretty standard to me, a bit more focused on adventuring rather then fighting

Bio-shock seems very promising, from what I have read and seen, it seems they are trying something very new.. That has really never been tried before, I would say this seems the most promising game atm.

sSubZerOo

Huh? Bioshock has some AI innovation...but that's pretty much it. Just about every other gameplay feature was found in System Shock 2 (SS2 probably has more, actually), except for the 'plasmids', which are basically the nano augmentations from Deus Ex.

I got 2, Front line: Fuel of War and Unreal 3nevereathim

Fuel of War look awfully standard, Unreal 3 does seems cool with a bit of thecnical innovation but almost no gameplay innovation

Hellgate:London looks really promising and Mass Effect looks just awesomefatboyvinnie

Those 2 look fairly standard to me...

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Bio-shock seems very promising, from what I have read and seen, it seems they are trying something very new.. That has really never been tried before, I would say this seems the most promising game atm.

Mam00th

And why would you say that, it seems pretty standard to me, a bit more focused on adventuring rather then fighting