Should war-themed video games be more realistic?
UrbLife
June 21, 2011 17:51:57
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When you play Modern Warfare, you're playing a story, but it's never a story that's going to move you the same way Saving Private Ryan did. There's always a story and something resembling a human aspect to get you emotionally invested, but it's never done with the same heavy Hollywood tone. Video games are stuck with a burden of having to make the strongest of subjects into something almost nonchalant.
Video games are already graphic, so should they be created with more realistic takes on history and/or human tragedy?
Look for the full Gamer Studio article on UrbLife.com this Friday (July 24) at http://www.urblife.com/the-word/war-games-the-issue-of-realism
Video games are already graphic, so should they be created with more realistic takes on history and/or human tragedy?
Look for the full Gamer Studio article on UrbLife.com this Friday (July 24) at http://www.urblife.com/the-word/war-games-the-issue-of-realism
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A lot of electrons have gone to ground since then. Advances in technology are quite amazing. The speed, capacity and resolution of todays computers will only be eclipsed by tomorrows computers.
I don't claim to have any inside scoop or anything, but I wonder if maybe programming has fallen behind technology. Maybe there has to be some kind of paradigm shift inorder to get to level of play you seek.
Until then, may I suggest reality. Go outside, get some sun, kiss a girl. The emotional connections you hunger for are out there Urb.