An opinion piece from an Intense Gaming Editor explores the idea that DLC and expansions can potentially alienate gamers from a community and segregate groups as a whole.
With so many anime games these past couple of years, there's a growing, noticeable pattern in these games that are growing stale — the Arena Fighter.
I think Arena Fighters are the worst fighting subgenre to go to. Why havent the west gotten Shonen Jump games in the style of Marvel Vs. Capcom 2? Or Anime fighter like DBZ Fighterz but not just dragon ball? Arena Fighters just arent very good fighter imo. Even the best Arena Fighter series Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm I feel is pretty mediocre as a fighting game
We need more AAA anime games that are single player story driven, like you are experiencing another arc or something within that show. It's either fighting games or games that feel shallow with not much going for them, the kind which are made for the sake of it because the fanbase will eat it up anyway.
I want to see a proper well made game by great studios of Cowboy Bebop, Tenchi Muyo, Sailor Moon, Dirty Pair Flash etc
Steel Mantis proves there's more than one way to rock.
Helldivers 2's SEAF Artillery is one of its most cerebral side objectives, but only if players take the time to make it worthwhile strategically.
I fully agree on the DLC part brings way too much segregation between the community in the game.
Regarding World of Warcraft, this is four games that you have to pay for. Not additional map packs and so, but a new game with new features every second year. The price for WoW, WoW:TBC & WoW:WOTLK is drastically falling with every new expansion announcement, but you don't get less game for the reduced prices.