By now if you’ve been looking in the right places you will have seen the critical opinion of Spike TV’s Video Game Awards show, VGX. On Twigger, NeoGAF and a number of other sites, people have been vocal of the general presentation of the awards and their failings.
The holiday ends and the boys talk about beaks for days, the upcoming game awards, and predictions for PSX.
Bethesda has yet to confirm Fallout 4 for production despite the huge anticipation and hype shown by the fans. This was the case until yesterday, when a leak image somehow hints that Fallout 4 is in development.
There has been numerous articles based on that same tweet. I refuse to get my hopes up since I do that too much anytime Fallout 4 anything gets rumored/speculated. If anything I'll be shocked if it gets shown at VGA 2014.
I'm right there with Paytaa. We have been trolled since New Vegas of a Fallout 4. And everytime it never happens. No way am I going to even think that a new fallout is coming. NOPE!
I REFUSE!
*please..please...please be a new Fallout!!*
Probably another hoax like the rest of it was, while Bethesda didn't deny it to use it as free advertisement.
Definitely wont be an announcement. Bethesda people have even stated there wont be another Fallout anytime soon
A creature of basement-banished isolation, their faces a contorted cross between Jon Heder and two kilos of silly putty, with skin the colour and texture of a peeled achacha. That is what most people will have you believe is an apt description of the average gamer – a being so out of touch with reality that their only escape from the terrors of social interaction is to take refuge in the sweet embrace of a virtual space. Though even more hand-clammily terrifying is the gaming community’s absolute lack of interest in a much needed reconstruction of our self-image.
I really think someone in the industry need to set up a rival show to the VGA's where it would be up to the same kind of professionalism as something like the Oscars or at least the Emmies for example, where developers can get smartly dressed for a show which is about gamers celebrating their hard work they've done over the year.
You could have developer reveals, proper video game music being performed by an orchestra, developer insight to the field, a better judging panel for the awards and even new awards which could focus on certain people in the industry and in the end you could have one last reveal which would end the show with a bang.
You know something like that...someone has to do it because I would love to see what would happen to the VGA's. Surely devs would rather get on board a more professional event then going to the VGA's.
At first the new show would start out small but it would grow over time.
Foxtrot, you have an idealistic vision of what gaming could become. It is still an industry for children however, the most basic proof is how little advertisers are willing to invest in it. It is still a long way from the movie industry.
Who cares how the industry is viewed. We still get great games, and it keeps growing!
Why do need the same status as movies? How does it improve gameplay?