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ChickenSoup
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inb4 chozon's whiteknighting of the big N
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ArcticFox
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I can't help thinking a big part of why family games tend to be bad games is because "family" usually means "kiddies" and games marketed to small children don't exactly have to be top tier.
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blacksinow
I wish that game companies would learn from little big planet's example. You can make a perfectly great game, while making it acceptable for all ages. It dissapoints me that it seems as though what creativity and originality that people have is dwindling away.
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JOJ650s
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Hey!ChickenSoup wrote:inb4 chozon's whiteknighting of the big N
Oh wait a second... I don't think anyone said anything bad about Nintendo really...
Are you trying to get Chozon to post? (I am not sure that's the right way to go about it...)
Anyways, I agree with blacksnow here,
even though I have never played little big planet.
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1 Corinthians 13; remember it always.
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ChickenSoup
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nah I'm just messin' wit mah br0
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Yeah but certain games wouldn't work if they were all acceptable for all ages. Like a game like GTA or Dead Space wouldn't work if they were all like that. Same goes for movies.blacksinow wrote:I wish that game companies would learn from little big planet's example. You can make a perfectly great game, while making it acceptable for all ages. It dissapoints me that it seems as though what creativity and originality that people have is dwindling away.
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blacksinow
I'm not saying all games should follow LBP's example, but family friendly platformers SHOULD, while also being original and creative.