Non Specific Action look at whether games should focus on past events more rather than the future.
We have many great Call of Duty games with bad Campaigns in the series and Call of Duty 2025 could very well become one of them.
More hyped for CoD 2026.
IW's at helm. Supposedly doing an engine evolution similar to MW'19. Evident by the current-gen only rumors.
I uninstalled cod24 the campaign was just cobbled together that dream state you go in and then there's that boss that throws gunk at you. How can you have boss fight in a cod
Call of Duty 2025 is heavily rumored to feature a ton of positives for the Zombies mode including 6 maps and the Grief mode! Dive in.
Call of Duty 2025 zombies could have six fully-fledged round-based zombies maps throughout the games life cycle, Insider Gaming's Tom Henderson has learned.
It doesn't really matter what events you focus on cause some people will like futuristic games, others will like a setting in the past, and then their are people who really don't care where it takes place as long as it gots a good story or looks interesting.
I'm not quite sure what this article is getting at.
what's wrong with games that envision a technologically advanced world where guns glow in the dark and holograms are everywhere? we can always look to the past as inspiration, but is this article talking about themes? going the nonfiction route? or gameplay mechanics?
why is looking back in time a better route?
I see where he's coming from. The Assassins Creed games have awesome settings and fictional stories made to fit in with real events. And that's awesome. But they also tell a story set in the future. So not sure that was the best example he could've used.
Games set in the past are fun, but you need to have some variety. I love Halo and Mass Effect and games like Uncharted explore the past while set in the present. A games setting in time doesn't dictate it's subject matter.