IGN writes: At last week’s DICE summit, speakers focused on a common theme: what’s next in games? Every speaker answered that question differently, with some trying to predict the future and others taking personal looks back to discuss how the evolution of their careers has shaped what they’ll do next. For me, the highlight came in the form of a conversation between Mark Cerny and Eugene Jarvis, which asked if we’re in “a renaissance of gaming” or if everything today is just more of the same.
Who knows what games will look like or how they will be played in twenty years from now.
Heck, I remember playing the PS1 back when it first came out and thinking to myself "yeah, we've reached the pinnacle of evolution here", then low and behold, twenty years later we have games like The Order 1886.
I personally hope they stop fussing too much on graphics, and focus more on depth and length. Imagine a mass effect universe where you had fully explorable planets filled with unique NPCs, events and missions
What will cars be like in 20 years?
They'll probably have wheels and steering wheels.
In 20 years we can prepare for the launch of Final Fantasy 15 and Half Life 3 to be announced at E3 2034.
20 years?
God who knows.
Personally Im hoping to lie back in a recliner while a metal spike pieces my occipital bone and downloads me kung fu.