'No Easy Day' author consulted for Medal of Honor: Warfighter

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[SweFox*]

Thats cool stuff.

[Mio Akiyama]

Osama assault mission confirmed

[Clavus]

Kinda hope the next MoH will flop so the industry can move on already. My playthrough of Black Mesa reminded me I enjoy games a lot more if they don't take themselves too serious.

[Raidyr]

[QUOTE=Clavus;37732757]Kinda hope the next MoH will flop so the industry can move on already. My playthrough of Black Mesa reminded me I enjoy games a lot more if they don't take themselves too serious.[/QUOTE]

I don't want specific games to flop but I'd like a move on from the modern warfare theme. Battlefield 4 being announced as a modern title more or less completely killed that series for me and now MoH as well.

[Mr.Cookie]

[QUOTE=Raidyr;37732787]I don't want specific games to flop but I'd like a move on from the modern warfare theme. Battlefield 4 being announced as a modern title more or less completely killed that series for me and now MoH as well.[/QUOTE]
It seems we're slowly beginning to move into futuristic shooters.

[Conely]

and yet indie games will become more and more about rehashing a story but with the player taking up a less traditional role. it seems the industry is becoming more and more formulaic everywhere you look.

[trotskygrad]

[QUOTE=Cone;37734909]and yet indie games will become more and more about rehashing a story but with the player taking up a less traditional role. it seems the industry is becoming more and more formulaic everywhere you look.[/QUOTE]

I wouldn't say so... indie games are almost so diverse it's hard to classify them

[Arvuti]

Most indie games currently are lame gimmicky retro platformers. Most AAA games are same franchise, cash cows.

It's the dark days of gaming.

[Conely]

[QUOTE=trotskygrad;37735487]I wouldn't say so... indie games are almost so diverse it's hard to classify them[/QUOTE]

all the good indie games do new, interesting stuff, or at least they do old stuff in fun ways. it seems like all the other ones just take a simple game you've played a billion times and tell you to do something you traditionally wouldn't do in a regular game, because that's meant to "turn the entire genre on its head" or something.