Do games actually need to be innovative, is it not really not just enough to do a more polished version of what already exist?

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Will be deleted 12 月 5 日上午 5:15

Like look at for example Hollow Knight, a huge success but don't seems to innovate much if really at all, which might keep it from achiving the greatness of metroids and castelvanias achieved but is often considered better due to being more polished and clearly sold more.

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ChickenTacos 12 月 5 日上午 5:18

I like games that allow me to get into the action quickly, and then when I am in the action, the action is crisp and flawless.

I do not appreciate games that take forever to load up, have a bunch of logo screens, a bunch of menus, etc. That being said, MGS5 is my current favorite game, and it's loaded with load screens, logo screens, and menus. Ugh!

//// 12 月 5 日上午 5:24

yeah, but data trading is more profitable than video games atm. as brilliant of a question it is, it's something less relevant in relationship to where entire train is going.

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Tröjan 12 月 5 日上午 5:36

I agree and promote the answer yes to the headline OP wrote

Despiser 12 月 5 日上午 5:46

Somewhere a long the way change marched forward while dropping the purpose of making it better. What we learned from this is change does not require a purpose to improve upon.

Day 1 12 月 5 日上午 6:09

Games only need one thing to be good ____be fun____

NSLucs 12 月 5 日上午 6:18

I like games that allows me to do things on my own anytime I want, that doesn't force me do the quests in a specific moment in a specific way. As long the game is like this, for me, it doesn't really need to inovate

Despiser 12 月 5 日上午 6:29

引用自 NSLucs：
I like games that allows me to do things on my own anytime I want, that doesn't force me do the quests in a specific moment in a specific way. As long the game is like this, for me, it doesn't really need to inovate

Unfortunately, the trend has been away from making decisions on your own. Gamers seem to like being led from one stage to the next with a plethora of cutscenes along the way. Modern gaming is more like playing an interactive movie.

Goldias 12 月 5 日上午 6:33

Most games are just a combination of existing system.
These are just ingredients. It's the recipe that make them shine.

Having new exotic spice maybe nice, but that alone won't make a dish good.

Blunt Raps 12 月 5 日上午 6:35

Need to be? No. EA hasnt done anything innovative in 20 years.

To be a massive success, usually yeah. Gotta push some kind of boundary. Take some kind of risk. Fill some kind void.